Дефолиация

Cutting leaves is known as defoliating and its only needed when the plant is to big for the space and restricting airflow and light. It is not always needed and if you a newer growing I would not focus on it to much. If you need any other help reach out via DM "Direct Mailbox" its the little paper airplane logo/tab on the bottom right hand corner of your screen. Good Luck!

Only cut leaves when they cause problems. There are 2 problems that leaves can cause that could be a reason for cutting leaves. The first problem is when they stack on eachother and moist can not escape and transpare from the bottom of the leave. The second problem is that a large leave is blocking the light for a big part of the plant. Next to those reasons I would not cut leaves because you are just damaging the plant for nothing.

You can defoliate whenever you think the plant needs it. In some cases, you'll need to feed the plant more after, but that's about it. If you want to talk about it further, feel free to message me on here. Good luck.

Looking at your current grow you wont need to do any defoliation. Your plant is very open and is getting the most light it can. If a leaf is covering a bud site its better to bend it down then to cut it off. You want all the energy you can get to make big buds. Happy Growing.

Just remember............... less leaves = less energy production = less growth.

I just did a massive defol and my plant is 10 weeks old... you can defoliate when you NEED to defoliate! Personally, I would take those huge fan leaves off and then wait a couple of days to see if more needs to be done... and if so, go ahead and do it. A good article to read about defoliation is this: https://www.growweedeasy.com/nebulas-super-simple-3-step-defoliation-tutorial Good luck!

should only taake a leaf off for a specific reason.. like too much of it and rh can't keep up, or preventative to avoid mold and such... you can always take a leaf off and in most cases the plant is going to go one with its business as usual. Vegetative growth stops a few weeks into flower, sometimes longer. So, you want to be more careful around this stage and later because nothing is growing back. No mistakes will be undone.