I wasnt sure if i should put this in techniques or problems cause its sort of both, i have 4 northern lights growing in a cab...they are still fairly small especially for day 37, they didnt like my original soil and it stunted their growth for a long while till i realized there was a problem (1st time grower)

anyways, 3/4 plants are good, there is only 1 plant that is not sitting directly under a light due to space issue in the cab...that plant is obviously growing towards the closest light at about a 45 degree angle, and im wondering if its a problem....i know that there is a technique used to train your plants to grow on thier side to maximize growth or whatever, but i wasnt sure when i should start training them...i wish i had a picture to show you how small this plant actually is...to give you an idea, i only just transplanted them into their big pots last friday

should I be rotating the plants daily to make sure they equally get directly under a light to help keep this one growing straight? should i try tieing it to a stick? or should i just let it grow crooked? I would much rather have 3 healthy plants than to risk messing up my 3 good ones to save the crooked one....any advice would be great

and since im on the subject i may as well ask about that technique, cause i had planned on using it, however its only a 15X30 space and might not be needed...but if i get 2 or 3 turn male on me then im going to want to know when and the best way to train the females...thanks again as always, WeedNeedy
WeedNeedy Reviewed by WeedNeedy on . Plants Growing Sideways? I wasnt sure if i should put this in techniques or problems cause its sort of both, i have 4 northern lights growing in a cab...they are still fairly small especially for day 37, they didnt like my original soil and it stunted their growth for a long while till i realized there was a problem (1st time grower) anyways, 3/4 plants are good, there is only 1 plant that is not sitting directly under a light due to space issue in the cab...that plant is obviously growing towards the closest light Rating: 5