Topping Cannabis Everything You Need To Know

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Topping is a technique that cannabis growers use to boost the yields of their crops. The process of topping cannabis plants is relatively simple and uncomplicated. It involves cutting off the top part of a plant during the vegetative phase to encourage it to grow more laterally. Cutting off part of your plant might seem like an odd thing to do, but in the long-run, this works to produce large yields of great quality. Left to their own devices, cannabis plants grow mostly vertically, featuring a main stem and cola to which most of the energy is supplied. Topped plants possess several main stems and multiple large colas. Topping forces plants to redistribute growth hormones more evenly, resulting in a more even and bulky canopy of buds. This widespread layout also allows bud sites to receive equal amounts of light, as opposed to being overshadowed by the main cola and fan leaves on a more vertical plant. Best of all the process is repeatable so 4, 8, 16 or even 32 colas can be developed. With a little practice, even a novice grower can master topping and harvest professional yields. By the end of this easy topping guide, you will at least be confident enough to test top a few plants in the cannabis garden. It’s always best to experiment with one or two plants before totally committing an entire weed crop. And don’t panic if you happen to make a meal of topping. We’ve got you covered with grow guides for both LST and FIM techniques to rescue the situation.