fear of heights (pun intended)

[CoMfOrTaBlYnUmB420]

any way to control the height and size of an outdoor plant? can i cut it in half without hurting it if it gets too big?

CoMfOrTaBlYnUmB420 Reviewed by CoMfOrTaBlYnUmB420 on 05-03-2007. fear of heights (pun intended) any way to control the height and size of an outdoor plant? can i cut it in half without hurting it if it gets too big? Rating: 5

[budsmoker only]

lst method makes it lower, im not 100% sure if this works outside but i think it will....

[CoMfOrTaBlYnUmB420]

thanx for that budsmoker. any more help from others?

[CoMfOrTaBlYnUmB420]

well i began germinating it on april 15 , then planted it shortly after. it sprouted this past saturday. is this late? im very new to growing so i need help. thank you

[CoMfOrTaBlYnUmB420]

o damn. haha thanx. so would cutting it work?

[bejay]

if it gets to big for you just bend it over by slightly crushing the stem it will generally heal up and form a knot where it was damaged and continue to grow you may have to do this several times throughout the grow season but it is a great way to keep plants short and get them to spread out without tying them down.

[CoMfOrTaBlYnUmB420]

thanks a lot for this help guys. anything else?

[RonnieRay]

you could just slowly and carefully bend the top over to like 90 degrees or a little more depending on the flexibility of it and tie it down to a lower branch with some string.

[CoMfOrTaBlYnUmB420]

how far down do you think i could bend it without damaging it?