What to do with this ??

This was a mother plant I still have 2 weeks of veg on, would you super crop it ? Leave it to do it’s stuff or ??? Thanks in advance

I would supercrop if it was me, then lower the light.

PadawanWarrior said:

I would supercrop if it was me, then lower the light.

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I was thinking of super-cropping her why would you say lower the light for ? She was a poorly baby was saved from a back yard, had to flip her back to veg and let her go, she’s given over 50 cuttings all good quality

id get her healthy before messing around with it anymore or she'll be a heshe

Smoknkush_420 said:

id get her healthy before messing around with it anymore or she'll be a heshe

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Thanks for the advice she’s had another two weeks of veg since that, she’s looking lot better no droop ect

Delta9THC90 said:

Thanks for the advice she’s had another two weeks of veg since that, she’s looking lot better no droop ect

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Also try get few new photos if i can

I'd supercrop to get a more even canopy but it all depends on how big your space is and whether or not you have to fit other plants in there and what kind of light you have and how much penetration does it have and that sort of thing.

Mitchician said:

I'd supercrop to get a more even canopy but it all depends on how big your space is and whether or not you have to fit other plants in there and what kind of light you have and how much penetration does it have and that sort of thing.

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8x600 watt hps with 28 Skywalker just coming out of veg , room is 15 ft by 25ft by 12ft thanks

Delta9THC90 said:

I was thinking of super-cropping her why would you say lower the light for ? She was a poorly baby was saved from a back yard, had to flip her back to veg and let her go, she’s given over 50 cuttings all good quality

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It just looks like it's reaching for light and stretching, but it would be wise to wait until she gets healthier like Smoknkush said. She does look pretty unhappy right now. And I definitely wouldn't start flowering until she gets healthier.