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Week 11
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Greenzfingerz Greenzfingerz
5 years ago
Week 8 today started flush yesterday tricholmes still milky so maybe flush a week 2 max then harvest. Looking alryt could of been alittle bigger but looking grade A.
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Grow Questions
Greenzfingerz
Greenzfingerzstarted grow question 5 years ago
Anyone know if defoliate is good idea to allow more light to bud sites? Half way through week 2flowee
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MrsFunk420
MrsFunk420answered grow question 5 years ago
I always trim when they get too bushy. The key is to not take too much. So I try not to take 2 leaves from the same site. I take leaves that are blocking others or are in the middle and cant get to the light. I lollipop for the most part on every plant. I dont think I could go a whole run without trimming anything. It is almost always neccessary.
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Wisco
Wiscoanswered grow question 5 years ago
I always defoliate in flower up until about week 5 or 6. Usually about once a week or less if needed to allow light to penetrate the canopy as much as possible without over doing it. I've never noticed any negative effects and it does seem to help get a beefier harvest.
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ijustdontgiveaf
ijustdontgiveafanswered grow question 5 years ago
I think light defoliation during early flowering should not be a problem. Just make sure that it's not too much. I usually grow bonsai-style plants, due to height constraints, and there i regularly have to defoliate, even up to mid-bloom. So far it never seems to have hurt my plants, but then again i wouldn't have a real comparison that wasn't defoliated, but with the other factors being the same to see if the result would have been any better.
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CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 55 years ago
@crawlndog gave a good answer, i even skip the second defol. havent met a pro grower that defols in flower yet, but what do they know really 🚀
Dutchpro_Nutrients_USA_Official
Nice looking photographs! Regarding your question, Defoliating the lower leaves, who barely have access to any sunlight is always a good idea. That way the other bud sites have access to more nutrition as the lower hanging leaves (the older leaves) won't take up any more nutrients from the younger top leaves that will actually form the proper high-quality buds.
Puffer_Bill
Puffer_Billcommentedweek 15 years ago
Good job on the clones. And very nice photographs. 💯💯