Yes. Within a day or two i wIll ned to repot @BigItch . Got my soil and pot ready. Measures 12" to the tops. 4 " to the bifurcation.
Ive got about 4" of stem to bury. Will make for a stronger stem. LST pending delivery of bend devices. Bought 30 to try them out. U see your stake job. Great idea. @MeEasy , @JiggaMan1987, @OGIncognito
Thanks again
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I’m out of likes but those will work great. I actually want to get those metal ones for the very beginning stages of LST. That’s how u train the entire plant whereas I’m only training the branches once they’re long enough
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@JiggaMan1987 those stakes are just fence ties for holding fence to the bars… like $5 at home Depot or Lowe’s.
Start em early and by 5 weeks you’ll be looking like this
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Bet, Im outta likes but I was wondering where I could find those. Good looking out bro forreal. I’m gonna hit Home Depot tomorrow
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I use metal tent stakes for training 
this is what I have… seen others using landscape staples and heavy gauge electrical wire I like this idea because of the rubber coating protects the plants and a roll of wire is cheap compared to other options
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Branch benders have arrived. Disappointed that they are all just 90° angle. First, buy American. Secondly, buy adjustable model. BEWARE! The adjustable only comes with 10 pieces. 5 large, 5 small. The 90° angle came in a 30 pack.
Depends on how many you need. Plastic. But, well designed to last a LONG time.
One of our growers here on the forum @CoyoteCody makes these and many other tent accessories if you add “3d” to his name and search ebay he has a store on there. I’m going off my memory for the ebay store name but since I tagged him he’ll stop by here and if im wrong on the name he’ll fix it , my old brain isn’t very reliable anymore
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Much appreciated @MeEasy
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Not gonna lie had to go check, but you are correct. Thanks brother!
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Hey man, @MeEasy ever find that ebay link for the LST pieces? Updated photo from today
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There’s not going to be hardly any yield on that auto imo because there’s no foliage
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We’re not allowed to share links so we have to give clues on what to look for lol the guy that makes them is @CoyoteCody and if you add “3d” to the end of his name on eBay you should find him or he answered us up there 
I tagged him again so he will probably stop and talk to you
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I cant post a link, but you can just search for my name on ebay and it will bring up my store on there,
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Hey man. Bought some others like yours. Was chatting in a forum. Someone saw what i had and told me about you (vety discreetly). Found your shop @CoyoteCody . Sent you out an offer. So many cheapos out there. Also buy American. Good luck, man. Ill try to send you business, man.
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Its jus
t a baby from seed @Bluntsmoke 1st autoflower. I do OUTSIDE photos. This auto is all new to me. I understand they dont like to be trimmed. Getting close to where i would trim. What do you think, man.
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I appreciate the support!! Ill get them out today!
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Great news. Nice job! Good luck, Happy Grow.
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@OGIncognito what do you mean here by top at the 6th and go back to the 5th
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Just meant grow enough above the 5th node to top leaving a 1/4” nub above the topping. Some wait until the node above has growth to top the node below. I typically top above the 4th node but slow growers or shorties I’ll go above the 5th 
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