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TCH

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I don't blame you, you've got clones that look like they're in much better shape than the original plant.

If you're trying to keep a mother plant around, there's no reason for it to take up a lot of space. I see some crazy big/overgrown mother plants on here, kinda pointless for a home grower imo. You can keep them really small for a long time by vigorously pruning above and below ground. In case you're interested, here's a guide that I've found very useful for how to keep them small: https://overgrow.com/t/bonsai-mums-by-oldtimer1/1433
I love that writeup. It's a great one!!!
 

weedstoner420

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I love that writeup. It's a great one!!!
Indeed, I had to hit the reset button on my garden recently, but I had a few moms I kept on a little Ikea shelf for 2-3 years by following the Oldtimer1 guide. Super easy and convenient, plus seeing them bounce back after being cut down to almost nothing is pretty cool...
 
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raggyb

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Whats up growers ive ran into an issue the smallnones are clones the other one been in veg like 3 months any advice would be good the tall one has stop growingView attachment 5358379
You might be able to bend those side branches about the height of the other plants, and cut the main branch. Pinch the side branches super hard between your index finger and thum and twist the branch back and forth with your other hand while bending down. pinch as hard as you can with one hand while bending with the other.
 

Purple love

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You might be able to bend those side branches about the height of the other plants, and cut the main branch. Pinch the side branches super hard between your index finger and thum and twist the branch back and forth with your other hand while bending down. pinch as hard as you can with one hand while bending with the other.
I got rid of her gave her to my buddy
 

raggyb

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Indeed, I had to hit the reset button on my garden recently, but I had a few moms I kept on a little Ikea shelf for 2-3 years by following the Oldtimer1 guide. Super easy and convenient, plus seeing them bounce back after being cut down to almost nothing is pretty cool...
Oldtimer1 guide? Could you post link? edit: never mind. you did.
 
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