TOPPING EXPERIMENT.. work'd perfect. 1 to 4 heads

Been doing alot of research on everything. I have all the knowledge I need but was on here asking about simple questions what other people were telling me they did, and... I guess.. its not the thing to do. It dropped my member reputation down, because I wanted to see what people did compared to me.

well hopefully this could bring it back up

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Well, here's what I tried, a new stress trained topping experiment and nailed it perfectly. I can turn one single head/kola into 4 heads/kolas even with a lacking amount of nodes to produce the number. It blew my mind that it worked.

Everytime I topped plants it would just split into two kolas. I wanted a way to get more. So I learned LST and could get quite a few extra kolas but I figured there had to be a way to turn each one of them extra kolas into an unbelievable amount, or even before I LST'd them. I needed a way and while tryin' to brainstorm a mission impossible solution, I figured it out.

I'll post some pictures in the future of the progress. The pictures in my profile aren't no where near what they look like now. I'm very excited about my new way of producing and hopefully, when I post exactly how I did it, someone will have an even better way to improve it. Hey, Im not the type of person to throw anyone's idea away, good or bad. The more knowledge, the better... just don't post stuff you already know.... it'll drop your rep:(

I'm confused. There are already like 5 different ways that I can think of to top the plant but none of them, not a single one, will increase yield. I dont believe there is any connection to increasing yield from topping a plant. If anything all I would imagine it would do is spread the yield across a more even surface and allow you to obtain what is already potentially available as a yield. I think you would be doing nothing more then exchanging vertical height for horizontal space. Once might could argue that by distributing the plant horizontal your light can more effectively reach more of the plant thus increasing yield, but that argument goes out the window with vertical lighting which would theoretically achieve the same purpose.