@lezhonka yes you can especially if your goal is less trim work. Keep in mind this will also cut dry time down 👍 full disclose and food for thought:. A slower dry and cure as well as leaving some leaves on as 'trichome protection' - (trichomes change composition "degradation" rapidly once cut from plant via light (UV) and air (oxygen) - will lend to what I will refer to as the "3 S's" 'smoother & stronger & stickier' end product. Either way totally your call and it's looking great !😄