Skateboardingpunk420

You should make your cut after your plant has grown 4 or 5 nodes. Just crop off the new growth leaving about 1/8 to 1/4" of growth above the top node. Your plant will then go into a little stress, sometimes no stress at all, for a few days and then it will start to grow two "tops" in place of the one that was growing.

I hope this helps.

Peace
The Student Reviewed by The Student on . Supercropping In these days, when legal repricussions are dependent on how many plants you have, the best bet for the smart grower is 1 or 2 large plants vs. 6-10 small ones. By pinching off the third set of leaves when they are just coming in, you create a break that prompts your plant to split at that point. Doing this three times per stalk takes a plant that would normally yield ~.75-1 oz to a plant that can produce upwards of 5 oz. Each time you crop, you create two new stalks, each with its own 2 Rating: 5