ive heard this but i dont know if it works

[sublimebudsmoker]

ive heard if your plant gets too tall you could bend it over and itd grow like that. but would it grow along the ground/floor or would the tip of the plant grow upwards? and if you bend it over wouldnt the stem break?, ok another question ive got to move from where i am and i got a plant well ah couple pushing 3 feet and its way too early to harvest what would be the best way to move it without letting people know what it is because im living next door to a cop and hes always peaking around the corner of his house and i was thinking of getting a box thats four foot by one foot but theres a problem i dont know where to start to look for a box that big

sublimebudsmoker Reviewed by sublimebudsmoker on 05-24-2007. ive heard this but i dont know if it works ive heard if your plant gets too tall you could bend it over and itd grow like that. but would it grow along the ground/floor or would the tip of the plant grow upwards? and if you bend it over wouldnt the stem break?, ok another question ive got to move from where i am and i got a plant well ah couple pushing 3 feet and its way too early to harvest what would be the best way to move it without letting people know what it is because im living next door to a cop and hes always peaking around the Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

It will always head for the light. You just have to keep restraining it.
I bend plants aggressively -even into a horseshoe- to expose side shoot sites to light and encourage production of cloneable shoots.

[sublimebudsmoker]

ok i was just wondering because i just slightly bent one of my big ones over to the side so i could get more light to where i needed it