Ontario outdoor cb dream

looks more underwatered. allow top 1" to dry before watering again. in an oversised pot relative to plant size you want to water in a radius roungly the size of the canopy in diameter. err on a bit larger, if anything. The key is that it dries 1/2" to 1" on top after 1-2 days intiially. you can expand that as it matures, of course. as you water the whole thing, it may take 2-3 days or more before you water again until it's a larger plant and drinking a gallon daily. If you've been fertilizing, the new roots will be growing into soil with an overabundance of nutrients that haven't been used since you began fertilizing in those areas -- so this depends on prior behaviour. if you have been giving nutes to the whole pot, i'd irrigate the outer areas with water-only (pH'd ~6.5). a little runoff one time should dilute it plenty. Then, the suggestion of small radius of watering around plant until it gets larger. regular nutes schedule as long as you stay near it where roots will drink it up as opposed to building up in soil.

Hi there! LST is very simple technique 'cos you can start it early or late and the results are pretty same. I suggest that the plant should have atleast 6 nodes before starting. The idea is to bend the main branch down to promote the growth of the lower branches and this is happening because of the plant hormones When one branch is top it has auxin and when you bend it under the other tops the auxin transfers to other branches to give them sign to be the new tops. This is why LSTY workjs like it works

To me I dont see signs of flowering. That top looks like it was burnt or damaged by something. Looking like a withering doing growth tip. If that is the case... after ur plant gets over the stress and heals off the damage. Ur plant will likely continue to grow that node out. If it cant be repaired ull get an effect just like topping but more stressful. Resulting in the 2 growth tips below the dead shoots ur new tops. Either way dont think ur flowering bud. Happy growing and stay lit fam.