Hps/Leaves Question

SirThunderBud

SirThunderBud

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spike91 said:
hi guys, only one question i have. i i vegetated my girl with 100w CFL , and now i flowering with an hps 250w aproximatly 50 CM near the ligth. but some leaves are very big and some little buds can't take the ligth. My question is: Can i CUT those big leaves from this photos?
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Some say it is better to curl the leaf or leaves, under another side stem or side leaf instead of exposing inside tissues of the plant to possible infection. Hope this helps good luck
 
massah

massah

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That plant is so stretched there really shouldn't be a need to cut any of those leaves off...they shouldn't be doing much in the way of preventing light from penetrating...if they are just bend them down and back a bit...next time use the 250watt HPS to veg ;)
 
bud7144

bud7144

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Ya, never cut leaves off if they are healthy. If they are in the way just tuck them under branches out of the way. Those big fan leaves are important for the overall health of your plant.
 
spike91

spike91

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massah said:
That plant is so stretched there really shouldn't be a need to cut any of those leaves off...they shouldn't be doing much in the way of preventing light from penetrating...if they are just bend them down and back a bit...next time use the 250watt HPS to veg ;)
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thx massah , you also responded to me 2-3 days ago for "light question 3 X70W or 250 W " if you remeber :D i had no money on the time when i planted it , just 2 lights of 50W CFL, but now i buyed a KIT with AN MH 250w and a 250hps (wich i use for flowering now) :D thx
 
massah

massah

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spike91 said:
thx massah , you also responded to me 2-3 days ago for "light question 3 X70W or 250 W " if you remeber :D i had no money on the time when i planted it , just 2 lights of 50W CFL, but now i buyed a KIT with AN MH 250w and a 250hps (wich i use for flowering now) :D thx
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Aye...I answer so many questions I don't pay attention who asks what anymore :D
 
mtgeezer

mtgeezer

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I have heard a lot of folks say it's proper to thin out the fan leaves but from my experience leave them alone until they become diseased or dotherwise damaged. The big fan leaves do most of the photosynthetic work and aid in the plants' development. Cutting them off for any other reason is akin to putting yourself on a heavy diet. Not a good idea if you're already stressed and malnourished.
 
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Jevon

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Well, I know that the photosynthesis is done in the presence of light. You should not cut the big leave, rather
you should arrange low intensity light for those buds. Surely, it will work. Clarkston Workout
regards
 
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