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Week 6 Defoliation? D70 DWC.

Tobecobe
Tobecobestarted grow question 2 years ago
Would you go for a week 6 flower defol? Shes pretty dense despite heavy defol on D50 and is just coming out of cal lockout due to nitrogen tox with PH and EC stabilized on the latest res change. Dont want to stunt, but also worried she might end up overly larfy. Vid in diary.
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Honestly, if this was my grow, I'd be defoliating! I've defoliated a grow right up to 2 weeks before harvest with no adverse effect... I'd want to be getting as much light into the lower bud sites as possible. But do it slowly - a little bit today, see how she is tomorrow... if she hasn't reacted, do a little bit more... etc. I trim off fan leaves that are either covering bud sites or growing towards the main stem... this will do a couple of things - along with getting more light into the lower bud sites, it will also tell the plant to concentrate its efforts on the buds themselves, not the leaves. You might want to take a look at this article which I find very helpful: https://www.growweedeasy.com/nebulas-super-simple-3-step-defoliation-tutorial Just want to talk a little bit about the nitrogen problems you've had.... the FloraMicro is LOADED with nitrogen and it's this particular nute I cut back on first... Honestly, I'd cut that back a bit more (if not cut it out altogether) if I were you and I'd bring up the amount of FloraBloom... leave the FloraGro where it is.... but FloraMicro has an NPK of 5-0-1 which really isn't very healthy for plants in flower so I completely ignore the feed chart on this nute... in flower, you want a lot more P and K and very little N.... Good luck!
Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 2 years ago
Nope....... more leaves = more energy being made = more (bud) growth. Less leaves = lesss energy = larfy buds.
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Youthman
Youthmananswered grow question 2 years ago
Hello! Usually this far forward I don't recommend it, but it is to say that it is quite full of leaves! You might opt to remove the diseased ones(if any) and the ones that totally don't get light, which are useless in the case! And maybe some with very long stems that shade a top, but nothing violent, just a slight defoliation
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