Did I go to far with trim ?
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BrassNwood
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I have to use the garage for all of mine that is why I developed the trashcan and bags. Stuff was simply drying way to fast. Once things start to firm up while hung it is time to get it down and start to slow things down. That is usually day 3 here. Then another 5 to 7 days of can and bags to get it to 65%
You can always dry more the next day. Put it away if it starts to feel stiff and firm to early.
BrassNwood
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Temps are far less important than humidity. It is the dryness that will screw things up. Cold and dry is just as bad as hot and dry.
calvin.m16
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Looks good but too much trimming/defoliation depends on genetics, timing and technique mostly. I try to do all pruning in veg and give them a few days to recover prior to flowering them, I also lolipop up to the 2nd-3rd nodeset on each primary branch so I no longer defoliate during flower unless a large fan leaf is obviously obstructing a cola.
This is definitely not a one size fits all question, some plants will herm if you prune/trim them up too much. Had it happen a few times. That's why I prefer growing Photoperiod plants that I can clone instead of running autos/seeds every grow where its unpredictable.
This is definitely not a one size fits all question, some plants will herm if you prune/trim them up too much. Had it happen a few times. That's why I prefer growing Photoperiod plants that I can clone instead of running autos/seeds every grow where its unpredictable.
Refering back to the first few posts. You really need "before" and "after" pics so we can tell what the hell you did.