She’s a clone I cut months back and in the new 5x5 she is flourishing. At this point would you do anything to her or just let her carry on?
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Id bend it over and fim it turn it into a bush 
happy thanksgiving
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How would you do that without hurting her?
I have never done one this big
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Id just bend the main stalk right over like crease in half it’ll hurt her but it’s amazing what they can take my family asked I don’t post pictures till we’re legal here but @kaptain3d has a lot of examples in his journal they sell plastic clips for bending and training that are a big help for bending without breaking idk how link web site but they are cheap on Amazon for 90 packs
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You can try this:
And these are an example of the training clips @3M is talking about:
Hope this helps 
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@kaptain3d for the sound advice. Man I’ve been looking at some of the pics in your posts and I am amazed at what you and the plants are able to give an take. Love it brother.
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Take a cutting from the clone and clone it too. Maybe top it and use the topping. Like Kapt, I’m finding of super cropping if I don’t top one 
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@Africanplainstrain, are you trying to keep it a mother, or are you planning to flower it? I would very different things to it depending.
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Make it a Christmas tree.
Mother material
This clone is really getting big (what should I do?)
That clone isn’t getting big, when it grows 4 feet in one month, then it’s getting big. Yes that’s what one of mine did, now I don’t know what to do with it.
In relation to yours, I would cut the top off and use it for a cutting. Come down 3 nodes (where the leaves grow out of the stem) from the top of the plant, and use a sharp clean pair of scissors or secateurs to cut the stem about 1 inch under the leaf node. The cutting can become another plant and the parent plant will produce 2 main stems. two heads are better than one 
Alternatively just leave it and let it grow.