Hey Ani!
I think it looks like you did fine.
The branches may heal at the bend and slowly lift up or stay horizontal with the branch ends or bud heads growing up or some combination.
You may need to prop the branches up with a stick or support them with a string or (better) gardenwire attached to the tent post.
The deal is at this point, you are training them. And in more of an "oh shit, I have a jungle on my hands" covering your butt way, than a nicely planned way.
I have been there more times then I can count. It took me a while to learn.:slaps:
Nice thing is , you can be pretty aggressive with photos to make them work in the space you have, but you are learning some of the pro's & cons of growing in a small space. In the end, you will be a better grower from it. But you have to stay on your toes.
And the first grow with every strain is a learning curve.
I think you are doing great.:kusht:
GB
Thanks Grey Bear!
I was thinking basically propping them up about halfway, but I didn't want to do anything prematurely. I figure if I prop her up too soon, the branch wont put heal as tough as it might have.
Next time if they are wicked vigorous like that I will super crop much earlier....
One nice thing I noticed about the "fast versions" that I am doing in my other grow is they had a much shorter stretch period, which is nice. It only lasted about a week and a half. If they yield OK I might try another F1 hybrid in this space and see how it does.
I definitely had a jungle on my hands, and the situation I am in now is much more manageable. She is still nice and healthy, budding up just fine on the cropped branches.
Thanks again man!