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hey Nipima, for sure do no harm to your plant and it will reward you much more than if you remove those branches. you know that flowers need branches to grow right? so if you remove branches what will happen to your yield? the plant is very healthy right now, let it keep growing. what i would do for sure is maybe remove the lower flower sites, the very small ones at the bottom part of the branch, because they will stay small, so if you remove them you dont lose much but the top ones will get fatter.... overall yield is increased. does that make sense ? hope this helps ! 🚀
@Mrs_Larimar,
of course! i'll put the project in the images, then DYOR to decide the filling. i do it with yeast sugar and water, but there are a lot of ways to produce Co2.👍
Let the flower show begin with our Critical+2.0 👍
You've done a fine job through the vegative stage. Let's see what you can do now you are entering bloom (12/12)
A beautifully structured plant which will be rewarded you well come harvest time 👌
Good luck as you enter bloom. I'll keep dropping in as you update to check progress out 👊
All the best ✌️
Mark..
Hey Nipi, please dont remove those healthy branches ! what you can do is use a sharp razor or clipper to remove the lower flower nodes so that the top ones get fatter. hope this helps ! 👊
She got a good shape and i see no branches that are disturbing. they seem to look little now but they will fatten up and carry buds. But on the other side yes you can cut them. I eithr would tuck/ pluck leaves that block the light to the budites: but atm she looks very good how she is
Nice to see you getting creative to introduce co2 into the grow room 👍
Very cool to see 😎
Thank you for sharing so other Grow Diaries members can see and try this themselves 👊
All the best ✌️
Mark..
Nipima
