For the past several years, a friend and I have been keeping a Northern Lights strain going by alternating from indoor to outdoor to indoor, with clones in between.

Originally, I acquired a healthy clone, planted it outdoors, and at some point cloned it for the indoor guy. He saw it thru the winter, harvesting and cloning it himself, and every spring since then I've been presented with healthy plants for a renewed cycle.

The time is close in the south for spring planting, and I have a question. This years plants are much taller, thinner at the bottom, and more leggy than in the past. Are there any suggestions for topping, prunning, planting deeper, etc. that would be beneficial, since I am starting with such large plants in such an early planting stage?

thanks
HeyYou Reviewed by HeyYou on . Outdoor to Indoor to Outdoor For the past several years, a friend and I have been keeping a Northern Lights strain going by alternating from indoor to outdoor to indoor, with clones in between. Originally, I acquired a healthy clone, planted it outdoors, and at some point cloned it for the indoor guy. He saw it thru the winter, harvesting and cloning it himself, and every spring since then I've been presented with healthy plants for a renewed cycle. The time is close in the south for spring planting, and I have a Rating: 5