Yes I am I also have a small grow tent I can use for My clones. I will look at nebula haze post but I want them short bulky coals. How can I do this I'm new to this most of the time .I research an just try it I Bro bought chemicals to help with getting dense bulky bugs
You're in the right place for being new to growing. The more you read and learn, the better your grow will be. I like Nebula Haze's stuff for learning, and I like this site for its forums and topic-specific chats. I think most of us old timers grow organically and don't advocate the use of "chemicals" -- but did you perhaps mean "nutrients"? (There is a vocabulary thread you might want to read. It is under Newbie Central at
https://www.rollitup.org/t/vocabulary-slang-terms-updated-with-the-missing-terms.412440/ )
Since you are new to this, my advice to you is:
1) Take 1 or 2 of your bigger plants to trim. Leave the others alone.
2) Trim one of them using the manifold method;
3) If you want to trim another one, use a different method.
4) When your clones are bigger and have at least 5 nodes, trim half of them using the methods of your choice.
If you take the above approach, you won't mess up ALL of your plants, in case you make a mistake or three. And you'll learn which training method(s) work best for YOU. We all have our own preferences. Then on your next grow, you can trim your plants from the beginning in the way that you want. (It's possible that you'll end up with a male or two, and if it happens to be the plant(s) you've trimmed, at least you got the experience of trimming! If you end up with males, put them outside away from the females, let them grow till they produce little flower-looking things, then chop them to make butter!)
If you are growing bag seeds, there's no real way to know what characteristics your strain has. But as you learn and improve your skills, it's worth investing in some seeds that have the characteristics you particularly like. Some of them, for example, grow bushier (naturally) than others. Some of them aren't very suited to trimming and only do well when grown as trees (though most of those strains are so unpopular that they are hard to even find). Point is: Each strain is different and grows differently and requires different techniques for maximum yield.
Your clones need to go in your tent at this point, OR you need to raise them closer to the light. They are stretching because they aren't close enough to their light source, which you can't lower because of your larger plants. If I were you, I'd separate them now. Your other, bigger plants are nearly ready to switch to the bloom cycle, anyway.
