Quote Originally Posted by Vancefish
Your a little tall and stiff to LST the main stem AT soil level I think. However you look to have a lot of extra stick down there too.

I'd suggest re potting. Although you answered the container size question with nothing but a question mark.:wtf: It also looks to be a sizable pot, but pics are deceiving. When/IF you repot, you can trim off those lower leaves and bury the plant deep, thus burying nodes that have no leaves. All that excess stem will grow roots once buried. Plus it'll be easier to bend what is left above the soil.

Once you have all that excess stem in the dirt, start bending little by little to expose side shoots to light. In turn they will grow into branches to tie back. Then undergrowth on the branches will grow into more branches to tie back. Once the plants top reaches the edge of the pot, start tying it around the pot.

It'll grow to look like this,..
Damn Vancefish....that baby is looking good! How long did you veg to get it so bushy? I like your technique....:jointsmile:


and to miguetronix - your plant has alot of stretch, and very few nodes. I would either just work on vegging it out for awhile or use this as experience and try again. It's all about trial and error and you will learn more and more with every grow cycle. Good luck to you! :jointsmile:
moody420 Reviewed by moody420 on . beginner here is the deal a frind of mine came to me house and threw some seeds in my moms pots and 2 months later i found the baby i want to know how its doing my concern is that the bottom leaves are yellowing and dying plz help thanks Your Equipment: .1) Type and wattage of lights. sunlight .2) Distance from tops? sunlight .3) Reflector type? (cool tube set-up, bat wing, enclosed reflector, bare bulb...) sunlight .4) Is there a consistent fresh air supply? yes .5) Do you have an exhaust fan Rating: 5