No, most of my experience is growing indoors, only two outdoors seasons so far.
I'm sure dubi will correct me if I'm wrong though.
I haven't grown her untopped so cannot assess; this being said, when topped, she wants to take a ball shape, so if height is a concern, I'd top/fim her early, and she will take that shape on her own.
Regarding feeding, only moment where I'd feed her more will be by mid flower, when she's pushing/growing buds, with a good bio seaweed fertilizer or similar rich in SOP/PK.
This is a really hardy plant too... shall be a blast on the ground.
Here's how she was just taken out of the indoor "oven" in August, cooked and disheveled:
Less than three weeks after outdoors:
Notice how the two main "stems" developed into ball-like canopies.
She has a lovely structure for outdoors, well aireated and full of those characteristic regular walnut sized buds all around her.
Only thing I can think about, is you may need to use some netting or staking to support her in mid-late flower, the weight of the buds make the branches to rotate pointing to the ground:
I'm sure dubi will correct me if I'm wrong though.
I haven't grown her untopped so cannot assess; this being said, when topped, she wants to take a ball shape, so if height is a concern, I'd top/fim her early, and she will take that shape on her own.
Regarding feeding, only moment where I'd feed her more will be by mid flower, when she's pushing/growing buds, with a good bio seaweed fertilizer or similar rich in SOP/PK.
This is a really hardy plant too... shall be a blast on the ground.
Here's how she was just taken out of the indoor "oven" in August, cooked and disheveled:
Less than three weeks after outdoors:
Notice how the two main "stems" developed into ball-like canopies.
She has a lovely structure for outdoors, well aireated and full of those characteristic regular walnut sized buds all around her.
Only thing I can think about, is you may need to use some netting or staking to support her in mid-late flower, the weight of the buds make the branches to rotate pointing to the ground: