happy forest mayhem....suggestions pleaes help?

hi ya peeps need some help on what to do with the out of control foliage....basicly my 5 blue cheese in my 1.2x1.2 have gone mad and seriously overlapping each other to the piont where they are entangled. im 3-4th wk of flower and 3 are looking nice and bushy and look like they are coming on well but 2 have stretched real bad and just wonderd if it was an idea to loose 1 and focus on the good 1's giving them more light and air circulation plus help with humidity as its in the 50-60 range because of to much in there....correct or not any help b apriciated :)

over 360 veiws and not a sinlgle bit of advice....WTF

You gave no information on cabinet size, lighting, present ventilation, etc.
What did you expect?
A paucity of information garners poor advice.

I can tell you what I would do in that situation.

Beg, borrow or, <gasp>, buy another light and tent for the next month or so..
Why waste the time and energy already invested in the skinny gals?

Jus' 2 pennies, TIOLI

Weezard

I had the same issue in my last grow where I started with 8 plants in a 1.2m x 1.2m tent but then I downgraded to a 90cm x 90cm.

2 of the plants were much stronger than the others and quickly outgrew the others. This created a battle between the plants which was stunting all of the plants including the 2 strong ones.

The only solution I had was to take 2 of the strongest growers and kill the rest. I took all the plants out of the tent and I had a look at their development.

The plants which didn't develop well were killed and so I was left with the 2 strongest and most developed. As soon as I cleared out the tent the remaining 2 plants exploded with growth.

The buds started to pack on and even on the lower branches as the light penetrated much better. It was the best decision I could have made.

In my current grow I have only 4 plants in the tent. They all get an equal amount of light and nutrients. Everything is working out well so far and the ladies are just blooming.

I don't expect them to stretch too much. the nodes are quite tight and the plants don't need to fight for the light. I use and LED light, the Pro-Grow 260 and 80w of CFL just for heat.

If your plants don't have to grow over each other to get the light they need they won't focus so much energy into stretching.

Keep the best 3 or 4 plants, but no more. Maybe you can get another light and tent for the rest, a Weeze mentioned.

Hope this helps.

You can see the issue I had in the first grow in my signature.

Take Care

S.L.