Why is my plant so compact?
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Southerner
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LED's make super node stacked plants, its a good thing IMO.
mememolly
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Oh ok. should i be pruning some of the big leafs off?
kiwipaulie
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No leave it for now. Its only little. But looks good.
StoneyMcphatter
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Make sure you top that plant to get the most out of it.
mememolly
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MonkeyGrinder
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That's a problem you WANT to have.
And don't go butchering your leaves all Willy nilly.
How many nodes are under where you topped? A lot of people top and leave 3 nodes.
Look over in the Advanced section. There's a sticky there called Uncle Ben's topping method. The first 15 or So pages are full of good basic info on topping and how it directly effects your plants.
And don't go butchering your leaves all Willy nilly.
How many nodes are under where you topped? A lot of people top and leave 3 nodes.
Look over in the Advanced section. There's a sticky there called Uncle Ben's topping method. The first 15 or So pages are full of good basic info on topping and how it directly effects your plants.
Florida homeGrown
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Yeah I have a cheese plant growing tight like that and couldn't be happier,that's what you want,some grow stretchy or leggy and have too far between nodes so when you switch to flower 1.its harder to get more bud sites close to light and 2.they don't fill out as well.you have best of both worlds,you will have many flowering sites close together so you get better light coverage and they will fill in with buds very nicely.
tyke1973
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Continue doing what your doing the stretch will come in flower never remove green from a plant.
