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The best and easiest method for outdoors and for a plant that you appear to be moving around is by topping it

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http://www.weedguru.com/forum/viewtopic ... 85#p356585

Ok thanks, yeah that was more of the maintaining I was talking about. I wasn't sure if I should top it or not, but I'm completely convinced to do it now. When do you think the best time would be for me to do it? It's about 4 weeks old now in to veg. stage so It's still fairly young

You could have topped it even before, it's not too early

Right now I'm debating what to do first. Should I top it or transplant it? Both of them will add a good few days of stress (especially topping it) but which one would be better to do first?

Do 'em both at the same time

Wow... very nice.

thats fucking sweet man... you must be proud... i cant wait to grow this spring/summer

Ok I topped them off today

Here's a pic of the 1



and here's a better look at their size



Looking at these really makes me feel like I need to transplant these asap

Now wait and watch what the plants gonna do.



Is there a particular reason why that middle plant is so short?

it's a week behind in growth due to root shock from it falling out of it's cup not once, but TWICE in the beginning weeks. That's what the other plants looked like almost 7-10 days ago

SpRi7e wrote: Looking at these really makes me feel like I need to transplant these asap

You do

And now let's hope you have yourself atleast 1 female...

Oh I'll rage if I even get 1 male, but that wouldn't be too bad seeing as 1 of these plants can easily keep me occupied for a good while after harvest. These are feminized seeds though so I shouldn't have too much of a problem in genders of the plants

Ah, I had forgotten they were feminized...

You should have yourself 3 females in the case

Well, here's what's updated for me now..

I topped my plants so they started growing 2 separate colas and I finally transplanted them to 5 gallon buckets



The two colas separating and their new growth


a shot of the plants width from a sky view


a picture of the plants height

Looking fine!! They are gonna thrive now that you have transplanted them!