So as you had noticed at he beginning, we got the plant going from the side of the pot.

The point is to have the plant horizontal by default.

So now we're going to bend everything, so that the main branches will make circle around the pot.

Now that our branches have their new organization we can remove a few leaves that are now blocking the light.

And as a last training step for today, we'll remove the branches that are growing inside the circle. They're not going to help here as this part will quickly get crowded by the rest.
 
So we can just remove them. But you should keep them! Checkout our cloning video.

So these bending & pruning sessions will repeat a few times as the plant grows.
You want to keep the main branches as horizontal as possible.
Also keep removing the smaller branches that are not growing in the right direction.
So basically all the small ones growing either toward the center of the circle, or downwards.

Don't hesitate to remove a few leaves blocking the light.

It's better to do multiple small defoliations than a big one.

Alright, let's keep bending as it grows:)

It's growing nicely. The green of the leaves is neither too dark or too yellow.

Don't worry for the lower ones getting a bit yellow, those early leaves are meant to die early anyway.

Growing nicely:)

Aaaaand yet another small defoliation. This one was a bit more than just a few leaves, but the principle is the same, you want as much leaf surface to catch light, and avoid overlapping leaves as much as possible.

Let's keep cleaning those tiny useless branches.

Look at your plant and ask yourself "is there a way to get more light exposition?".

And in this case it's a lot about finding gaps to fill with a branch.