Flowering: Possible Troubles Ahead?

[CollieBuddz]

I recently transplanted and put my plant into her flowering cycle; however, I think I might be getting myself into trouble in a couple of weeks. My plant stands 3 ft high, and my grow room is only 4 1/2 ft. to the ceiling.
- Is there anything I can do other than moving my plant?
- Should I top, or bend my plant?

Thank you in advance.

CollieBuddz Reviewed by CollieBuddz on 10-14-2007. Flowering: Possible Troubles Ahead? I recently transplanted and put my plant into her flowering cycle; however, I think I might be getting myself into trouble in a couple of weeks. My plant stands 3 ft high, and my grow room is only 4 1/2 ft. to the ceiling. - Is there anything I can do other than moving my plant? - Should I top, or bend my plant? Thank you in advance. Rating: 5

[texas grass]

try to bend
topping now will change the plants energy from budding to healing

[Forwhat420]

bend the main shoot down as parallel as you can get it with the pot. attach with a paper clip.

[CollieBuddz]

Will bending in its first couple of days into flowering cause a lot of stress to the plant?

[Opie Yutts]

Do Not Cut! Bend only at this point. You can put a screen a few inches away from the light and just let the chamber fill up all twisty like. It won't hurt a plant at all to run into a wall and have to change direction.

Note: if you bend too much and hear a snap, don't panic. If you are fairly fast, even if the stem or branch is broken completely in two, put it back together as closely as possible to original and wrap some masking tape around it. Prop it up as needed and it will heal. Believe it or not. That is unless you've got some kind of pussy weed that can't handle itself in tough situations.

Also bend in increments. A little one day, a little more the next.