Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
Once she's old enough for alternating internodes, it's too late for topping.
I'm not sure I'd agree with this. My clones start out with alternating nodes because they come from a mother that was taken during late flower. I've had no trouble topping them and they seem to grow just like any other plant I've topped. Maybe that's just the strain I'm working with, though.
Help_Needed Reviewed by Help_Needed on . Pruning alternating nodes question???? i have tried to prune my clones in the past and they have alternating nodes and when i did cut off new growth it just stopped growing for a while and did not break into 2 branches like my clones that dont have alternating nodes. is there a special way im supposed to prune the alternating nodes? Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks. Rating: 5