CannabisGrowBible

During the seventh week of vegetative

growth you will notice that your plant has

become more concerned with growing outwards

than with growing upwards.

Let us pretend that we have a plant with 8

shoots. That means it is 4 nodes high. We

perform our pruning as described and we end up

with 16 shoots, but our plant is still 4 nodes

high. Now this does not mean that we can keep

doubling our shoots forever. Pruning just

pushes the plant to grow all its shoots early.

If you keep pruning up until the eighth week of

vegetative growth with a plant that is 4 nodes

high, the most amount of shoots you will get

will be about 32. They do not really go beyond

this factor much, but again this is strain

dependent. Now each new shoot has a junction

point or a node that it grew out from. Each

node should produce some bud during the

flowering stages. It is more than possible to

create a marijuana plant that droops down over

the sides hiding the pot. Not only that but

different strains grow in different sizes. It

is more than possible, with the right strain,

to have a single plant cover an entire desk

using this method.