training plants

[professer evil]

has anybody got any pics of how to train plants to stay small by hooking the branches with string?

id like to use this method but im not exactly sure how to do it or how long to keep the string on for......

any pics would be a real help,, thanks

professer evil Reviewed by professer evil on 05-19-2005. training plants has anybody got any pics of how to train plants to stay small by hooking the branches with string? id like to use this method but im not exactly sure how to do it or how long to keep the string on for...... any pics would be a real help,, thanks :rolleyes: Rating: 5

[sykobabble]

has anybody got any pics of how to train plants to stay small by hooking the branches with string?

id like to use this method but im not exactly sure how to do it or how long to keep the string on for......

any pics would be a real help,, thanks

yes.go look at all my posts.you will find your answer in lots of em.one thing i do is promote better growth by way of hook,tie downs,dont use string use metel cloths hangers and you wont lose branches by way of cutting into branches,but i have some great pics of my hook and tie downs.i start in the first month of growing ,check it out,,,,,,,ill post a pic here but i have em posted all over this site

[professer evil]

thanks a lot sykobabble...there great pics

do you only tie down the top branches of the plant and does this method just make the plants grow sideways instead of straight up???

peace

[JoHimself]

got pics now but i already posted them.

in this thread

[unmeg]

this is two plants grown together & reveged. plants are very easy to manipulate if you do it slow.GOOD LUCK!

[sugarmagnolia]

after u tie down when do you untie? when branching is at a height you would like?

A friend and I are trying to get as much yield in a little closet we can. do yall suggest LST, SCROG, or SOG.