Managing the Height

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buddygreen12

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Sorry, if there are allot of posts on this subject. I have not found anything though, other then "Toppng". If I have a tall strain(Jack Herer) but only have about 3ft 2in of height to use in my grow room are there methods to reduce the height of the plant? Will a plant continue to grow straight up into the light non stop or will it know to seize to grow upwards once it reaches the main source of light? Any advice would be great other then telling me not to grow it. Thanks. bongsmilie
 
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docd187

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buddygreen12 said:
Sorry, if there are allot of posts on this subject. I have not found anything though, other then "Toppng". If I have a tall strain(Jack Herer) but only have about 3ft 2in of height to use in my grow room are there methods to reduce the height of the plant? Will a plant continue to grow straight up into the light non stop or will it know to seize to grow upwards once it reaches the main source of light? Any advice would be great other then telling me not to grow it. Thanks. bongsmilie
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you can either flower it early which will reduce your yield or you can tie the plant down. drill some holes into the side of your bucket and take some string or fishing line and tie down each cola. or you can, depending on the size of your plant, tie down the entire plant and grow it lst style like in this link http://forum.grasscity.com/absolute-beginners/122936-how-lst-low-stress-training.html
 
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buddygreen12

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Perfect. That was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for your help.bongsmilie

docd187 said:
you can either flower it early which will reduce your yield or you can tie the plant down. drill some holes into the side of your bucket and take some string or fishing line and tie down each cola. or you can, depending on the size of your plant, tie down the entire plant and grow it lst style like in this link http://forum.grasscity.com/absolute-beginners/122936-how-lst-low-stress-training.html
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