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I came home after being gone for a week and the plant was growing right into the light. There wasn't a whole lot of room between the plant canopy and the lights to begin with, but the gap had been closed in a week which means it's time to move outdoors!
Some of the leaves had been burned due to their proximity to the light so I trimmed most of those leaves away along with some other larger leaves to thin out the plant.
The supercropping nodes have healed up nicely and very quickly. I regret worrying that the supercropping would stunt my yield because it's looking like the opposite. The LST restraints are still in place and I will leave there until harvest.
I'm excited to see how this plant does outside. In the area it is on my back deck it should get at least 10+ hours of light a day unless it's cloudy or rains. It has also been quite hot recently so I think the extra heat and humidity will help this grow finish up.
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When (if ever) should I thin out the fan leaves? It's my understanding that removing the majority of the fan leaves will help direct growth towards the buds, but I don't want to do this process too early. The plant is currently outside and in its 7th week of growth.
Defoliate to:
Remove dying leaves
Remove leaves not getting any light
Increase airflow for mold protection
To give more light to buds
Outside, you dont have to worry about light problems much except at the very bottom of the plant, but if removing one fan leaf will open up an entire bud site, go ahead. Never remove more than 1/3 of your fan leaves at once and remember that the more you can keep, the better off she is.
Some of the fan leaves are curling up at the tips. Not all of the leaves just a few and only at the longest petal. Is this something I should be concerned about?
I would be concerned but not in a desperate hurry to try and treating it. Just run through the basics: pH, EC, and temperature. Not much you can do about the last one outdoors, but make sure the other two are good and you will probably see this stop spreading.
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