ruby fruit
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I sense tension here....help me out GB and fresno buddys mary jane dont tolerate no aggression
2014 low O backyard medical grow
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I sense tension here....help me out GB and fresno buddys mary jane dont tolerate no aggression
ruby fruit
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Joe mate can I ask the reason for pruning in early months ? Not being a smart arse but ive learnt from my own exp that to much pruning just doesnt suit the end product ? I may be wrong hence the reason my wife tells me to shut up and do as im told ......
Joeshmoe420
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That isn't a good pic really but I only have one indica. Those are all sativas. That's why they are a bit lanky. That's a sour diesel next to a TAhoe OG. They are both about 70% sativa
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Joeshmoe420
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I really don't start pruning until they are stronger. About 1 month. The plants really don't need anything but a few shoots to grow. The pruned bud plant yields 15-20% more finished product and that is a fact. Because after you start pruning small leaves etc it focuses growth into the branch production of the plant which is far more important than making a bunch of new leaves. You can grow a pot plant a hundred different ways. Find which way works best for your application.
Joeshmoe420
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Look into De Folation . Which is basically an extreme pruning tek. I like to trim the bigger leaves but nothing to extreme. When your outside pruning is a lot less stressful on the plant because it has lots of sun light. My plants especially this crazy Tahoe pheno I got are still growing pretty quick. And topped lst and prune them to control the size mostly in my small shitty greenhouse
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Joeshmoe420
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This is the rest of the Tahoe OG . They are really great plants to grow.
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NyQuilkush318
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Hey bro don't mean to hijack but i wanted to no if u can prune in flowering cut lower branchs off I been following for 5weeks n 6days don't want to stress her to much
Joeshmoe420
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Trim the leaves all the way flush with the buds so there's just buds and no leaves. Flower production will increase
NyQuilkush318
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Trime the leves all the way n flush with the buds I don't get it & I don't understand
Joeshmoe420
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Let the buds grow out . Then trim the buds on the plant like your getting it done for harvest. Don't need any leaf matter on the actual bud site and your buds will fill out the spaces where the fan leaves /stem were supposed to be. Hope this helps. Don't take any of the actual branches just the leaf sites. This equals dense/more budz . Good luck.
Garden Boss
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I don't prune during flowering. I do all my sucker branch removal before they start flowering. I also DO NOT believe in defoliation.
ruby fruit
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I have trimmed leaves for a two years now on advice it hasnt worked so im going back to the old school little trimming around the base during veg then thats it the leaves can yurn yellow before I think bout taken anything else of .....compare my two last seasons to 2 of my mates who dint trim.and I have been the worst yielding ....lesson learnt
Joeshmoe420
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Garden Boss
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Do you use any foliar feed?They look bangin
Oh how'd you enjoy this rookie clogging up your thread? Shit had me in stitches this morning... fucking amateurs.
Good luck on your season buddy, don't forget about the ignore button after you click on someones avatar.
ruby fruit
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My daughter has autism. ...calling someone retarded for a general comment deserves this picture....
crossfade69
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Wow what the hell happened here I did not want to sound like a dick I just meant I have been around the shade cloth and in and dealing with heat everyday.I Then logged out and have not been on sense and joe whatever is on here posting like it is his thread wtf lol please stop posting joe and I to have an autistic son so yes you have insulted me twice on my thread.
ruby fruit
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While on the shade cloth side of things CF havenyou a percentage of sun through the cloth that works best for you ? Like as in only 70% sun allowance or 50 something like that
crossfade69
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Ruby fruit thanks for stoping by as far as the shade cloth It depends on what you are useing it for I also grow Japanese maples and they do fine here untils we get towards the 100s they like more afternoon shade so I like something around 70% as for the pot I dont use it at all they love the sun it is the roots that you need to keep cool if you are growing in pots.Smart pots are fine it is the plastic that is a problem I like to cover the pots with shade cloth to keep the roots chillin.To cover a greenhouse I will have to play with that but that is not going to happen for a bit.