Ive got one of my young seedlings starting to stretch about all i want for nodes. Does it look like im safe to top this girl and try to clone the top?
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I like waiting for 5 or 6 nodes. I can’t tell how many you have.
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Id be cutting between the 5th and 6th node if i dont count the very first set of single leaves.
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I would like to see more “stretch” so you can get a good amount of stalk to root.
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I would top it myself, but I’m pretty aggressive @TeNNWisKeY . I actually waited too late to top this one in my opinion.
The lower nodes are growing taller around it. I’m sure she’ll turn out fine.
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Thank you guys for the input. I would like to see it spread more between the 2 nodes. But if it doesn’t soon. I will just so it the plant will focus on the lower limbs. Its already the tallest of the 3 though.
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I don’t top anymore. I just puck fan leaves as needed. Had good results so far
3x3 canopy without topping
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@TeNNWisKeY you mentioned cutting between 5 an 6 nodes .I like to take one finger an push the last little growth sideways an it will snap off for a perfect top with less stress on the plant
Happy growing 
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Slow down colas until side limbs catch up. Just my two cents though
This is my first plant of this strain. It is suppose to be a tall plant grown outdoors. And its a pheno plant. If it was an auto i wouldn’t. My auto i have growing right now is packing tight so it might be stumpy anyway without help.
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I don’t usually top @DoneDeal but that one’s way behind the other 3 on the table so I might as well let her have a couple more nodes.
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@OldSkunk Agreed definitely.
More nodes in the long run is more fruits
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That’s the THC plant. The others are high CBD. My son wants that one to grow big so it needs all the help it can get
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Hell yeah I understand 
his pain. If I can help in any way let me know.
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I’m new and learning. I do t know all the words so tell me what a node is and show me what I’m looking for if you can. Please and thank you.
That’s a beautiful plant
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A node is where new side branches start. If your plant stretches too much, they’ll be a lot of space between nodes. Typically tighter nodes (closer together ) are better.
It’s where I’d be happy to top, personally
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