So, da ich nicht den selben Fehler noch mal machen...

DerFredlFesl
DerFredlFeslstarted grow question 1mo ago
So, da ich nicht den selben Fehler noch mal machen will, Frage ich mal lieber:D Wenn der Stretch vorbei ist so in zirka zwei Wochen schneide ich alles raus was unter meinem Netz wächst richtig?
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GreenHobbit
GreenHobbitanswered grow question 1mo ago
Genau. 1-2 Wochen vor der blüteeinleitung mache ich das meistens, dann hat die Pflanze Zeit sich zu erholen. Nach dem Stretch räume ich unter dem Netz normalerweise nochmal gründlich auf. Alles, was es nicht nach oben geschafft hat und später nur Popcorn-Buds produzieren würde, fliegt raus. So geht die Energie in die Haupttriebe und die Luft kann besser zirkulieren. Wichtig ist nicht zu viel aufeinmal rauszunehmen. Je weniger Stress desto weniger erholungspause braucht deine Pflanze dann.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 1mo ago
I would not cut anything more off this plant! Absolutely nothing, not even one leaf! Just let her grow and finish without any more interference. Also, after looking at your purple punch/gorilla z diary, you harvested much too early..........2-3 weeks too early. Wait until there are 98-99% brown pistils/hairs then you will be in the harvest zone, then check the trichomes. Harvesting too early with 20% white pistils still, means the plant has not reach full maturity and not developed its full potency potential either.
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 1mo ago
They don't all grow the same, so whatever method you devise, have some adaptability built into it. I treat stocky plants a bit differently than lanky plants.. all to help keep things level and properly filling the area. So, if the axilla (branches) beneath aren't going to be part of your canopy, definitely prune them off. Try to keep the leaves at the nodes. If you just flipped, i'd prune and leave the last ~3 nodes, but don't prune leaves off with the lower branches... if into flower already, leave a bit more .. what you'd expect to grow in that time since flip. If you get too much axilla in 2+ weeks, can always remove a few more lower branches as needed. I like to most of the cleanup before flip to flower and allow 3-5 days to heal. Pruning stuff off after bud sites form isn't going to redistrubute resources very well. Better to prune to a point that only requires minimal lolipopping later as necessary. You can clear out the lower growth in waves earlier on in vege phase, too... you know where the scrog will be before you even set it up. Try not to take off more than 33% of the plant in a sitting, and time to heal between. lots of ways to skin this cat... Trial and error.. adapt what you do based on results. It'll be a well-formed habit quickly if systematic about it. Take some notes... it can be 3-4 months before you do it again. Easy to forget details or intended tweaks. Once it's a habit, can throw the notes out :P Check out my 2026-1 diaries. I did a decent enough job on timing when i let them go vertical and still fill in the space completely. Less pruning required / less vege time with same yield. Still tweaking that process slightly. It's in a bigger tent, but the canopy is only intended to be 32-35 sq ft. 8 plants, 10-12 vertical colas each. If you don't over-crowd, shouldn't have to prune much at all after flip...
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