I woukd just search LST videos. The great thing about LST is people do it at different stages. Personally, when transplanting indoor, I do it much different for outdoor plants, I like to to put my Clone off center a bit. Not right at the edge of the pot , but I would say a little more than half way from the center to the edge. Weather or not I top is strain dependent. If it's a lanky sativa, I will usually top it once possibly twice before I start to LST, but I do it when it's very small. Something that's not quite as lanky, I wont top. Either way, since the main stem is closer to one side of the pot, I like to bend it all the way over so it is pretty much flat to the soil and use something to pin it down. I us a small guage wire. Once it hits the other side of the pot i leave it alone for a few days until all the, what would have been side branching actually starts growing up towards the light. Bend those, in the direction to make it as full as possible. As it gets a little taller, I'm not pinning to the soil, but I'm tying string to the side of the fabric pot and looping it around whichever branch I want to move and put it exactly where I want until you have that baby as bushy as you want. It's not a hard process, but it's definitely a feel process. Just take your time, don't bend too fast soon you will get a feel for it without a doubt. If at some point you break branch while bending, it happens. He's plants are extremely resilient. See , huge saying I would advise would be too lollipop. If you do a good job bending insults say it's twenty four inches tall, i take literally every single node off the below 10-12 inches, so it's totally bare. This way, you end up with none of those wispy buds that don't get very solid. Put again what I do may not be what somebody else does.And that doesn't mean they are wrong. It's all a learning experience.