Removing small bottom flowers in the shadow

Yes, it is generally a good idea to remove small flowers or buds at the bottom of the branches, especially if they are not getting enough light and are unlikely to develop properly. This process is known as "lollipopping." By removing these lower flowers, you allow the plant to redirect its energy to the upper flowers that are receiving more light and have a better chance of developing fully.

Hey, Yes, you should remove the small flowers at the bottom of the branches. They don't grow well because they're in the shadow. This technique is called lollipopping, and the 3rd week of flowering is the perfect time to do it. Removing these small flowers will help the plant focus its energy on the top buds, resulting in better overall growth and yield. Good luck with your auto!!!

Yes, remove. Google "lollipopping cannabis" and this should help you.

anything to far from artificial light or to deep below canopy won't swell, yo yeah you can remove some of the lower branches and/or lower bud site on some branches

plant is too small to redirect anything, leave them its still some smoke at the end. what i would worry more about is clawing leaves on main cola, looks like nitrogen toxicity, reduce N part or reduce that bloom fertiliser, never used that like, so i dont know her NPK...