FIM/Top/Tie?

[fly poster]

So I Have read a lot about this but I still don't quite get it, I have gone for topping frequently, and tying over, but seeing as this is my first grow, I hope I am guessing right!

Going from my pics, what do ya'll think, should I FIM as well?

Cheers.

 

[hippydan]

Looks fine man, not sure what you don't understand. Just remember these are simple techniques, don't go thinking this is rocket science. Rather than FIM, just top your plants. Keep it simple until you get comfortable with your plants and how they react. If you consider your first grow an experiment and want to learn first and foremost, then try everything you can on your plant(s). Plants are tough, they do everything they can to survive, we're here to help push them along. Good judgement comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgement. Good luck!

 

[Moots]

I top, then LST(tie) as extreme as I can as I have limited space.

I attempted to fim, but my hands aren't steady. So it just ended up topped, and took a while to branch out again.

You can tie down your plants to the extreme, bondage style, to maximize space, and level out your canopy.

 

[FreezerBoy]

I'd stick to one method per plant, see what they do and then, depending on your preferences, mix and match from there.

FWIW They look fat and happy to me. Great work!

 

[MadBuddhaAbuser]

Don't keepin messing with em!

Those look perfect dude.I say grow em just like that and you'll have a nice bush!

 

[fly poster]

Thanks all, good to know I am on the right track, and to know what to aim for as they look fine.