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Top Advanced Outdoor Growing Techniques

1. Topping
Generally, cannabis plants have one main stem that grows vertically. A training technique called topping involves the removal of the, you guessed it, top of the plant. But, why would you want to purposely damage and stress your plant?

While it may seem counterintuitive, cutting off the top of the main stem causes a plant’s 2 lower growth tips underneath to grow into their own stems and, eventually, into colas in the flowering stage.

2. Fimming
Similar to topping, fimming is a type of high-stress training (HST) technique that removes the top of the plant. Instead of completely removing the top of the main stem, however, fimming requires removal of about 50-75% of the stem.

Think of it as a botched topping technique. Despite its messy look, fimming can result in four new stalk growths compared to 2 when topped. In addition, both techniques can spur lateral branch growth over vertical growth.

3. Super Cropping
Super cropping is a form of HST that involves gently crushing (without completely breaking) a part of the top branches from your plant to create an even canopy. Crushing the inner core of a healthy branch makes it more pliable and easy to bend as you please.

At the site that's been compressed, you can bend the stems at a 90-degree angle away from the plants to allow the lower bud sites to get enough light. Perform the technique across the entire canopy.

4. Monster Cropping
Monster cropping involves taking healthy cuttings from a mother plant during the third week of the flowering stage instead of during the vegetative stage, which is the traditional method of cloning.

By taking the cutting during the flowering stage, the plant re-enters the vegetative stage and may produce many more branches full of nodes. If done right, monster cropping yields extremely bushy plants with tons of new bud sites on top of your mother plant’s buds.

5. Screen of Green (SCROG)
The screen of green (SCROG) method is an effective way to increase your cannabis yields. In this advanced technique, you must stretch out and weave the branches through a trellis netting using posts to hold the netting in place.

Essentially, you use the netting to train the plants to grow horizontally, which increases air flow and provides light for the entire plant. In addition, SCROG can help support heavy branches and buds from breaking off.

6. Flushing
Flushing is basically a method of removing as much of the nutrients from the plant as possible. By only feeding your plant water, you can improve the quality of your buds right before harvest. However, timing is everything.

Growers can flush their plants of nutrients starting anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks before harvest. Flushing can also be performed when nutrients are locked out from overfeeding or during the transitioning of the growth and feeding cycles.

7. Lollipopping
Lollipopping involves removing most of the lower and underdeveloped branches of your plant and leaving behind the top and most productive branches. In the end, your plants will have a lollipop look with a thin lower stem and a bushy upper part.

Essentially, you're removing the branches and leaves that don't get enough light to focus growth on the bud sites on top.

8. Main-Lining
Main-lining combines LST and HST techniques such as lollipopping and topping to create a manifold of branches directly connected to the main stem.

When a young plant has developed about five or six nodes you can start to top the plant above the third node and remove all foliage under that node to focus growth on everything above.

In addition, the new branches are gently tied down for them to grow at a 90-degree angle. Subsequent topping and tying eventually creates 8 colas at the very least on an even canopy.

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