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growdiaries.com/grow-questions/71688-meine-pflanzen-stehen-in-der-dritten-wochen-in-der-blte-die-untersten-blattpaare-habe-ich-schon-abge growdiaries.com/grow-questions/71690-meine-pflanzen-stehen-in-der-dritten-wochen-in-der-blte-die-untersten-blattpaare-habe-ich-schon-abge growdiaries.com/grow-questions/71692-groe-bltter-abschneiden growdiaries.com/grow-questions/71694-groe-bltter-abschneiden growdiaries.com/grow-questions/71696-groe-bltter-abschneiden growdiaries.com/grow-questions/71730-groe-bltter-entfernen Looks like you asked this question a few times. Growdiaries was having errors on the questions part of the site a few days ago. but not within the last 20hrs that I know of. In short, NO, do not take off any leaves, your plants need them and they are not that big and overcrowded that it would solve any problems. Defoliating is a tool used when a plant is to big and runs the risk of budrot in end flower from lack of airflow because its to dense. Your plants are fine, Leave them be. Good Luck!

ATP is extremely mobile. So, don't do that. Maximizing photosynthesis is what matters. That ATP is fre flowing. The reasons top areas get more growth is about apical dominance and not where the light hits the plant. Even shielded leaves are a net-positive to the plant. LEaves are the lungs, too. Above anything else CO2 is your limiting factor so inhibiting transpiration/respiration is not a net-positive Don't remove leaves because others do it. remove it because it's causing standing water due to physical touching of othe rplant material of if it's in an extremely congested area etc etc.. Leaves are your friend. Defoliation without cause only reduces your outcome.