HELP, how to make bushy plant?Look right or wrong?

[rwsteinmann]

Hey my plant is 2 1/2 months old and i read in another post that if its flowering you have to bend the stem dont, prune or top it.. so if some one would take a look of how i did it and let me know if im doing this right i would appreciate it.. THANKS!

rwsteinmann Reviewed by rwsteinmann on 01-21-2008. HELP, how to make bushy plant?Look right or wrong? Hey my plant is 2 1/2 months old and i read in another post that if its flowering you have to bend the stem dont, prune or top it.. so if some one would take a look of how i did it and let me know if im doing this right i would appreciate it.. THANKS! Rating: 5

[Perp]

Looks good to me. Don't forget to veg it some more to grow out those branches. :rastasmoke:

[rwsteinmann]

well its strictly a outdoor plant.. Its about MAYBE 1 foot. and its forming white hairs/ all up and down the stem where they intersect..should i keep it bent and will that produce branches? or should i just take it off and let it grow straight up? im not to sure if its in vegatative state or not? even tho its forming hairs..

[psteve]

well its strictly a outdoor plant...

Outdoors?
In Ohio?
In January??? :wtf::wtf::wtf:

[rwsteinmann]

no actually florida my bad i need to change that..

[psteve]

no actually florida..

Then you're doing fine.
I'd wait a bit before bending more. Let the plant develop a solid stem base first.
Your plant also looks like it's flowering. Make sure it's not getting too much dark time.

[gamdwtj]

looks like its flowering to me i'd just untie her and let her grow plus bit small for 2 1/2 months veg

[Opie Yutts]

If it's flowering, let it be. Do not add stress unless you are prepared for decreased yields. You get a bushy plant by cutting off or tying down the main tops, either way.

[Opie Yutts]

PS. That's topping and LST respectively. Search those.