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I'm no expert and more experiened peeps will be along soon - I'd recommend some HST in order to maintain the canopy at a suitable distance from lights. If unsure of the method there's plenty of iinfo about.
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Yep, you need to start tying them down and super cropping the tallest ones. They are tough plants, they'll handle it better than you.
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I usually put masking tape on needle nose pliers and slowly soften the stalk until it's bent horizontal. You can wrap a small band of duct tape at the bend.
"super crop" the lot... pinch the branch half way down crushing the stem, rub it between thumb and finger gently to soften the cell walls then bend over at that point... you may find you will get a bigger yield due better light penetration...
another tip at about day 14 to 21 do a leaf strip and more super cropping if needed... try no to super crop after the 4th week of flower
