Quote Originally Posted by Millhouse
.... I noticed before harvest that my FIM plant had more flowers on it than the untouched one, Also noted at harvest that the FIM buds were tighter and better developed.
FIM, when done right, can produce four or more new shoots at the site of the cut...where traditional "topping" will produce only two. It's a great way to create a literal canopy of bud sites up top, and in my opinion, works best when you train each branch so that they receive equal amounts of light. Just don't go overboard with it, or you'll end up with an unmanageable bush! :jointsmile:
Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . Top snapped off So i was moving my plant(about 2 months old) and it had just shown it was a female when a notebook fell and broke off id say the top 3 sets of leaves and now there is no top. is it just going to split off into new branches and leave me without a bud on top? Rating: 5