LST help first time 😁

[ClosetPerfectionist]

Hey growmies! Wanted to do LST write this time and get a few different opinions, I guess it’s a good problem to have, but what do you guys suggest as an LS team at Davit when there are just branches on branches on branches? I bent down all the side branches and put LST clips on the ones in the middle but now there’s so many more branches I just don’t know what to do with them all. It’s like those branches have branches with more branches. Any suggestions or tips on how to get the most out of this girl would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Growtogrow]

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That plant looks like it's got lots of growth on it.

You can trimm the shit it out of that girl.

I would start by taking all the big sucker leaves off all the unnecessary Bud sites and small tiny branches that are just useless.

I linked you up to my thread you can find a lot of information in there on what you want to do I practice manipulation on every grow that I've grown in the last 10 years.

I grow inside and out mostly outside these days. It doesn't pay to grow inside any longer in michigan. I can grow more than I ever need in one summer that'll last me and my wife for a long time and I give a lot of way too.

So I sent you a few pics of some of the work I've done over the years inside and out with manipulation techniques. You pretty much gather from the pictures some of the things that you can do. The main thing is just not to pull them too fast pull them down too hard. Although breaking some branches is fun and it does help your crop out it's called super cropping I suggest not breaking a lot of them all at once. Break a few here break a few there that's fine. But give the plant time to recover.
I think it's the best practice to water a few hours before you start twisting and cranking on them. It seems to make the plant more pliable and they seem to recover quicker.

Good luck and happy growing

If need any advice or questions on what I do just holler at me.

There's plenty of other people on here that do LST super croping scrog netting sea green all that...