mtnxbiker
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Hey Dr. Herbivore, your plant is looking good!!
Since you've been asking, I drew something up for you. This is what I would do to get the most out of your one plant:
I would start LST'ing the main stem soon to get it growing horizontaly. You can probably just tie it down to the side of the pot to begin with. I would then set up a rectangular screen about 6" above the pot, with the pot at one end and train the stem towards the other side of the screen as it grows. Tuck all of the growth below the screen as you go. When the screen is about 2/3 full (like in the drawing) then you switch it to flower. Continue tucking the branches under the screen as it stretches, trying to fill as much open space as possible. When the stretch slows down and buds begin to form, then you let it all grow towards the light.
And of course, remember to keep your lights as close as possible to the plant throughout the entire process. This is one of the key's to growing with CFL bulbs.
Good luck and let me know if you have any questions!
Peace!
Since you've been asking, I drew something up for you. This is what I would do to get the most out of your one plant:
I would start LST'ing the main stem soon to get it growing horizontaly. You can probably just tie it down to the side of the pot to begin with. I would then set up a rectangular screen about 6" above the pot, with the pot at one end and train the stem towards the other side of the screen as it grows. Tuck all of the growth below the screen as you go. When the screen is about 2/3 full (like in the drawing) then you switch it to flower. Continue tucking the branches under the screen as it stretches, trying to fill as much open space as possible. When the stretch slows down and buds begin to form, then you let it all grow towards the light.
And of course, remember to keep your lights as close as possible to the plant throughout the entire process. This is one of the key's to growing with CFL bulbs.
Good luck and let me know if you have any questions!
Peace!