Tie down question, help plz.

[MrGreenFingaz]

Yo, last night while i was flushing one of them, i re-aranged the main light (took a lil dremeling) and the plants. I managed to get it so that the most prominent branches are growing around the light and only had to tie a few down, which wasnt as bad as i thought itd be.

Also, i made 2 floro light fixtures, one is a 42w bulb for the lower branches, and the other has 2-26w(52w total)bulbs for the few that are higher than the hps, should be nice

MrGreenFingaz Reviewed by MrGreenFingaz on 04-01-2007. Tie down question, help plz. Hey whats goin on? 'I' have 3 plants about 2 1/2 weeks into flower.. They have gotten a lot bigger than i wanted, or i should say expected :rasta:. Anyways tying down the main stem has worked fine until now, but the sidebranches are starting to get too close to the light now.. im just wondering what would be the best way to tie-down/lower the branches (my lights have nowhere to go :frown:. peace. id give em a day or 2 b4 burnage. Rating: 5

[madeline]

Probably too late to be installing chicken wire unless you want to move out the plants while you work it in. I use bailing wire to train and tie down branches. It's stiff enough to bend a loop around the stem then push into the soil or clip to the edge of the pot and is also good stuff for hang drying. It's sold in rolls for very cheap and is a lot easier to work with than hangers but are of a similar gauge wire and will not cut through the stems. Any hardware store carries it.

[Tomthehippie]

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