too late to top? (w/pics)

420ms3

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heres the low down RIU:

i originally was growing these for a sog grow due to my little space and wanting to cram more plants in. i recently got a new house where i will be upgrading to a full room and will have a lot more space for some big bushes...

they are about 2 month old 17 inch clones (thats a 12oz can beside em)
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are these now too old and tall to top (with improved results) ???
if not how long should i wait after topping the main stem before going into flower??
or is there another method of pruning/training i should consider?
 

420ms3

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the main stem is super thick and hard already is supercropping safe an such a hard stem? im going to be using 1000w lights so im sure i can get enough light penetration to the lower branches if i train them out away from the main stem...right
 

Coho

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I'd pull em over not supercrop if really tough. I train earlier but you know that. Topping will force it to bush but adds time.
 

420ms3

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hmmm well id like to put them in flowering in like 2 weeks, i wonder if that'd be enough time...
 

420ms3

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when i grew this strain out last time i used uncle bens method of topping for four branches, yielded 10 oz off the one plant and it finished at only 2ft. tall
 

Hilo

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when i grew this strain out last time i used uncle bens method of topping for four branches, yielded 10 oz off the one plant and it finished at only 2ft. tall


Nice.. I only pulled 2 off my four footer.

Maybe i should try some new.techniques
 
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