Simply needs MORE LIGHT! It's stretching for light thats why it's so Tall & Scrawny.![]()
Looks like it will fall over if it gets much foliage
Should I top this for better structural support??
Thanks
Simply needs MORE LIGHT! It's stretching for light thats why it's so Tall & Scrawny.![]()
yo needs tons of light, that thing aint gonna produce unless you start giving her what she needs. she needs proper lighting. keep it nice and close. make sure you dont burn it lol. but otherwise she looks alright i guess
what are you using for light?
Give that plant a lot more light. You Could LST that plant around your growing pot and this will make it better. Search some links on LST ( low stress training )..
Good luck bro.
Dan
It was never more than 1/4 inch from and tucked in between 2 gro lux bulbs since hatched. It has always been the tallest of the litter and set the angle on the light fixture set for 12/12.
It's evidently a seedling that needed a higher light factor than I could deliver.
The question is should it be topped?
I would top it just above the lowest two fan leaves and then get it under more light, like has already been said. As long as you leave at least two fan leaves, your plant should recover nicely from the topping and will end up much more bushey than it is now. I top all of my plants right after they go into veg and it makes them into little bushes. It does add some time to your veg, but it's worth it in the long run IMO.
use lsting, dont top it. you dont have enough veg growth to top it you will not have a good turn out. just as dan said look up lsting!! you will have a better crop in the end, due to the poor stature your plant is in.
Here are a couple ladies (I hope they're ladies) that were germinated at the same time as Miss Tall & Skinny
The same light source is doing fine for them.
I'll read up on LST, thanks, but I'd like to know more about topping.
Last edited by Bynk; 04-19-2010 at 09:57 AM.
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