Organoman

@Organoman, slm kardeşim sana güvenerek kesicem benim kızları peki bunları nasıl tekrar vegativ yani grow hale nasıl getirebilirim doğal yöntemle daha önceki 3 ağacımda denedim olmadı serada neler yapabilirim

@ORGANOMAN, Can you lollipop in week two of flower without causing too much stress?

@Classified_01,Howdy, thanks for your comments! Week five is a little late but not too late if done thoughtfully. I looked in your diary at your beautiful plants (!) but as there are no recent pics, so, hard to say exactly what you need to do in your situation. However, "lollipopping" as a principle is about removing the smaller, lower growths that are not getting as much light as they need to be able to grow into chunky flowers. Now that you are at week 5, this should make it readily identifiable which of the lower branches look behind in formation or are much smaller/slower than the other, higher up branches. Usually they are thin spindly and stretched branches. Removing them by "lollipopping" means the plant will not be sharing her energy growing these smaller and fluffier lower growths. I like to remove the little "crappy" flowers, but try and leave behind (although not critical) any healthy green leaves to continue photosynthesising and therefore making energy your plant needs to grow her flowers. In effect, you are thinning out all the weaker branches and leaving all the upper and bigger growths. A quick google of lollipopping will bring up many options, but the one I found that I thought provided reasonable information (I didn't look at many though!) was on the "how to grow marijuana" website, although I wouldn't recommend going as extreme as they have depicted and especially not their "lollipopping down" technique! They do however mainly insist that it is done only during veg, but, if you are sensible and only remove the obvious smaller, weaker growths without removing more than 5-10% (max) of the total plant volume, you shouldn't run into or produce any adverse effects. You will soon get a "feel" for it and identifying what to remove becomes almost instinct like. I usually "tidy up" my plants as needed throughout the growing period, removing small or slow growing branches as they become apparent, then after 2-3 weeks of flowering or maybe a bit longer, go over my plants again and do a "final lollipopping/tidy up then, again removing all small and spindly flowers growing poorly or without enough light and then leave the plants to finish without any further disturbance, unless removing yellow leaves. Good luck and happy harvest! .... Organoman.

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