Fim and LST - what first?

I have limited vertical space, the height of the plant itself is a maximum of 55cm. I usually gave 25 days of veg, LST and ScroG training.
Now I would like to add Fim to further block the vertical growth of the plant.

I have 2 questions.
Does Fim+LST+ScroG make sense for this crop, or will I gain nothing but stress for the plant by doing Fim?
If I do Fim for a plant with veg 25 days, then when to do it? I was planning about the twentieth day.

I'm happy with the earlier crops, when I used LST and ScroG, I will only do an additional Fim if it makes sense and the plant grows smaller to the height.

GreenRat said:

I have limited vertical space, the height of the plant itself is a maximum of 55cm. I usually gave 25 days of veg, LST and ScroG training.
Now I would like to add Fim to further block the vertical growth of the plant.

I have 2 questions.
Does Fim+LST+ScroG make sense for this crop, or will I gain nothing but stress for the plant by doing Fim?
If I do Fim for a plant with veg 25 days, then when to do it? I was planning about the twentieth day.

I'm happy with the earlier crops, when I used LST and ScroG, I will only do an additional Fim if it makes sense and the plant grows smaller to the height.

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You would top before doing LST, IMHO.
I usually top anywhere from the third to fifth node.
As it grows from there, do LST

If you get FIM right you will get more budsites

mainline it

peperonia said:

mainline it

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I prefer the term manifoling, but I'm a hypocrite because I grew Green Crack for 3+ years,

Isn’t manifolding topping twice so everything comes off the same branch and mainlining is topping three times?



I would also fim first then lst the branches.

cut it at the second node and top a few times