Indoor LST my autoflower??

[SHRED]

The one in the back has always been taller. In order to get my LEC light closer to the others should I bend it? Ideas?
These are White Widow autoflowers 23 days old in 3 gallon fabric pots under a Sun System 315w LEC.

 

[BR549]

I kept my plants even last grow by stacking the shorter ones on old books. It was kind of a pain, but did the job.

 

[SHRED]

I kept my plants even last grow by stacking the shorter ones on old books. It was kind of a pain, but did the job.

Good idea!

 

[SHRED]

I cut some 9"x9" wood blocks from a 2x10.
Works good.

 

[surffreak]

Hey buddy! I am a big fan of leveling plants with blocks and such, but there's more you could do.
It's a bit late for major LST now that they are flowering but you can still influence the shape to your advantage, it might take a lot of tiedowns but if you spread the branches out as they stretch to full size, they will get more penetration to the inner buds for more yield. I would try bending the top over a bit, as long as it hasn't hardened up too much due to lighting or flower onset. If you can bend the top to the level of the side branches or lower, the plant will put more of its stretch into the sides.
I actually just took these pics a couple hours ago while trimming to show how big the side stems had gotten, the main stem was a bit smaller than the best side at the same height. Hardly any fluff buds at all...

Your ladies are looking awesome!

 

[elsamurai]

surffreak is spot on. just opening them up will help bunches. and I have a bucket of blocks right by the tent just for this

 

[G.Leave]

Cut 2" Styrofoam in strips also works great as risers. Spread open and jack up into the light.