keebo3000
Well-Known Member
Not again!!!!!!!!!!
Minus 5 for being so stupid and another minus five for repeating the same god damn topic and not doing a frickin' search first!!!!!
lol merry christmas to you to.
Not again!!!!!!!!!!
Minus 5 for being so stupid and another minus five for repeating the same god damn topic and not doing a frickin' search first!!!!!
Not again!!!!!!!!!!
Minus 5 for being so stupid and another minus five for repeating the same god damn topic and not doing a frickin' search first!!!!!
Your topic does not belong in advanced in belongs in the newb section.[/QUOTE
apologies, I honestly thought it was the advanced technique forum, that's what i get for trusting my lying eyes...merry Christmas to you as well and i hope you got everything you asked for!!![]()
. Nature didn't plan on indoor grows either.If the plant dosent need so many fan leaves why do they grow them in the first place? Nature is not in the habit of wasting energy.......
I've always loved the phrase that starts off " when you assume... im sure you know the rest... thanks for the soiid advice, becase im sure you got every technique down pat, so i guess that would make me stupid, for lack of experience.......OH i guess thats why im doing an EXPERIMENT, and also asking questions, to cure my stupidity. I wonder what it's called when you attack someone who has no ill will for you...oh yeah a cyberbully. and im sure you are intelligent.. i mean you got over 4000 posts, can you tell the difference between this post and that last?... i'll help you, the last post was announcing what i was doing, and this one was for asking for help from anyone who defoliates, I apologize, if in my stupidity i didnt make that abundantly clear for all walks of life to understand.. and once again merry christmas.
Don't take it personally. Uncle Ben is just kind of a douche.
If the plant dosent need so many fan leaves why do they grow them in the first place? Nature is not in the habit of wasting energy.......
PAR light, which is what a plant uses, casts no shadows our human eyes can see. As it passes through the leaf, said leaf uses a percentage of the light for photosynthesis and the rest passes on to the next leaf and the process continues. Penetration depth depends on light strength. Clearing leaves so light can get deeper into the plant sounds good. But you also have to factor in the inverse square law when it comes to the light our bulbs produce.I only cut leaves when the buds are shaded, I wait till the second month before I cut most leaves and expose the majority of my buds to light.
Pluck away Keebo. With your vast experience to fall back on I am sure you will be providing a definitive answer to this conundrum that plagues so many...