I topped a plant about a week ago, the lower branches are already taller then the plant was when I topped it so topping doesn't seem to do much in regards to stunting the height of the plant it just gives you four new tops.

Bending has pretty much the exact same effect, on the plants I bent down the side branches took over and were as tall as the original top within a week so between topping and bending I haven't realized any benefit in terms of slowing the rate at which my plants are growing vertically.

I'm at the absolute maximum height I can let some of my plants grow so I'm having a bit of a dilemma here. I'm going to bring two inside and finish them early and a couple others I can probably move around in the back yard between my redwood trees keeping them pretty hidden.
Purple Daddy Reviewed by Purple Daddy on . Need help and advice please I'm a new caregiver helping my mom out with her crop. She has a few issues that would love advice on: 1. Airey buds that seem to dry out quick. they were hung up to dry for a few days until the stems snap when bent. Fan leaves were clipped before they were hung. 1st harvest was Super Haze and the 2nd was some bag seed that is mostly indica. Both dried out too quick. followed several curing instructions from online sources but both ended up just flaking apart in the jars. 2. the Rating: 5