When it becomes necessary to do so to increase airflow and light penetration. Probably a few weeks.
I only defoliate (LST) maybe once or twice in veg and then again twice in flowering.
I don’t understand why people bend over their plants and tie them down. It’s just going to grow back upright and once in flowering, plants never grow as per the original LST intention and instead grow upward. It might be fun to do, but it doesn’t accomplish anything.
Just what i been do for yrs and works for me. And i dont fix what not broken lol. Happy growing. Beautiful today outdoors growing seasons be fun for me
That’s supercropping, which can be a good thing if properly managed, but the plant still ultimately grows upward. We’re dealing with a plant that is nearly a seedling here. I’d be concerned about breaking stems when trying to train. It’s just not worth the risk.
I start with my at 4th node but my grow has a different structure from the start. Once they pop out soil is have a light fan running and it always play with my plants to toughing stems by twisting my stem and light bend not to where we snap light a super crop.
They can pout for a day or 2 after a transplant. It’s likely it will look fine when you get up tomorrow. Maybe a little longer. It’s nothing to worry about.
Sorry I’m a little late. I also think she should be repotted and wait a while for LST. Here is what I do for LST and it works really well… I like vegging longer for more yield because I’m not in a hurry lol:
Love the set up @Caligurl. Same way I do things. Looking nicccceeee!!!@GmbWu420 Just like @Caligurl. Is what I do but I start at my 4th node once u see some growth. My plants stay short and stout in veg I veg for 21 to 30 days depending on strain and growth structure.