First Grow

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Autos 3rd day above ground

Originally Posted by colerbear

Hah I think I topped em. Again first time growing. I snipped the main cola couple days ago... Isn't that topping... Forgive me for being new. Other then that they look good. Big strong branches developing. There's is almost a knot type bump where the main stem branches off up the plant,that normal?

Hahaha lol!!! you cut out the new growth in the main cola right not the main cola itself i hope but its coo its a learning experience you well get it need help let me no are you tube it lol time for work get atyall later bro!!! JB

Originally Posted by colerbear

I got everything for 450 off craigslist minus phresh filter ph pen and soil and pots.

im lookin bro if you see anything let me know!!! JB

Yea i took just a snip of some new growth from the tip top of the main cola, i wanted to clone it but it was pretty tiny. Every youtube video i see confuses me on topping, i think i did it right o well, like u said learning exp. Im more of a hands on learner, i need it done in front of my face so i can i understand it.

no you did from what u just worte it sounded like from your other post you just snaped the main cola off i was like wowwww but no yea you did it right later bro!!! JB

Hey cole, you should do a side by side test with topping and lst'ing it. Personally i find topping is a major stress for the plant and slows growth for a few days. Whats your reasons for topping? Increased yeilds, or are you trying to control height.

What ever gets me.the best meds. I'm new lst? Never heard it. I have a Dr 120 so height I'm not to concerned about. Like I said just want good quality meds.

Originally Posted by SlicePro

Hey cole, you should do a side by side test with topping and lst'ing it. Personally i find topping is a major stress for the plant and slows growth for a few days. Whats your reasons for topping? Increased yeilds, or are you trying to control height.

I think there are 3 good reasons to top a plant, and none of them are to increase yeilds, 1: to clone the piece you cut off 2: to keep your plants short 3: to keep an even canopy