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Training cannabis plants increases yields and optimizes growth, but can cause damage if mistakes are made. Here are the most common mistakes and how to avoid them: Starting too early: Wait until the plant has 4-6 pairs of leaves to avoid damage. Too much stress: Proceed carefully and give the plant time to regenerate. No recovery time: Plan breaks between training phases so that the plant can recover. False defoliation: Remove only leaves that block light and leave enough foliage for photosynthesis. Neglect the environment: Pay attention to optimal light, temperature and humidity conditions. Starting too late: Start in the...

Training methods are crucial to managing the growth of cannabis plants, maximizing yields, and using light efficiently. There are two main categories: low-stress training (LST), which does not damage the plant, and high-stress training (HST), which uses injury to target the plant. Popular techniques such as LST, topping, fimming, ScrOG, and supercropping offer different benefits depending on the method, such as even light distribution, higher yields, and a bushier structure. The choice of method depends on the grower's individual goals, available space, and experience. With the right techniques and a little patience, impressive results can be achieved.