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Blah blah blah There, fixed it for you. From what I remember, you have some design/garden issues that, for example, wouldn't quite make that statement true, for some others gardens...

I am a big fan of controlling the rate of growth through removing lower growth sites... I get 1 top and 7-8 side branches that top out just 2 inches below the main cola. buds are the same size whether on the main cola or the side branch.... I should put something together, thread. Basically...

Asians girls are like Native girls..with one black or white parent they are super hot. Blasian or... Caucasianasian.. haha

Save yourself the trouble and just throw the seeds in some tiny pots with peat mix or coco. Then forget about it for a week. Then come back to seedlings. The paper towel thing just makes for an opportunity to fuck something up, imo.

Da Buddha... $180.

Last time I checked... this was toke n talk.. not bitch n whine.

I have noticed this, looking at some of the defoliators plants... tight node spacing. Stronger growth though? I haven't seen that, but maybe you're right, idk. I know based on your opinions about defoliation I have to question your findings a little bit. But yeah, I see the tighter node spacing...

I am anxiously awaiting the day that religious people are officially considered diagnosed with psychosis. What else would you call it??

I've noticed this before! lower buds and even buds on the backside of the plant (away from the bulb) are more resinous at times..

And if my S1 Green Crack can hang in the conversation with the defoliators plants then I can show you it at harvest with leaves removed.. You're gonna have to wait 4 weeks or so though..

UB has answered this countless times..

Ok, ok... how about my S1 Green Crack plant... Can this one sit in the same conversation as the defoliators plants? If you ask me.. that's more leafy than Jack's plant. No?

I guess. I mean, all of the defoliators are using genetics with higher leaf to calyx than I am? And that's the difference? Honestly, I think what you are seeing as "low leaf to calyx" is just a plant that is kicking ass in flower due to having super healthy and plentiful leaves.. the leaves...

By the way... in that ^^. The pics show plants with no other plants around them... that is because i removed plants from the tent to take that picture.... You can see in my journal that 7 plants went in that tent. Normally, i would do 8 but this was not a production grow... it was a mother...

To be honest though.. these don't look much less branchy than what I work with.. I mean, I have come across some very tight growth with high leaf to calyx.. That just looks like a pretty standard hybrid to me. It looks about like these plants. No defoliating. And see the large fan leaves...

If I found something that I felt was so great potency-wise but had short stature and high leaf to calyx then I would still keep it assuming it was the best of the bunch and I feel it can hang with the other mothers. I do a bit of growth/node placement choosing myself. Tomato cages and garden...

Nice, Cindy is one piece my garden is missing (Unless you count the c99 in Killing Fields)... nice plant. I had 4 Apollo 11 plants for a while. Then held one for a little longer... I lost that plant in my single largest indoor growing disaster... root aphids, then root aphids 2.0... I spent...

See, I love branchy genetics for the reason of shaping the garden/canopy. It's easy to fill it out, making the most of available light with minimal veg/training/fuss. We have two completely different things going on. Still, I'm in the leaf camp... They drive growth and flower production. Imo...

Well, I have only selected branchy productive sprawling plants for some time now. So, I'm not real experienced with short bushy super leafy plants at this time... So, I won't tell you I know better on how to grow them. Cause I've sort of avoided them for a while. I see the short and bushy thing...

The bottom line... leaves drive growth and flower production, no? The problems people solve with defoliating have other, less harmful solutions, no? That's all I'm saying... If you choose to solve your problem with defol, cool. But, you're solving the problem at the expense of the plant, imo...