MisterNiceGuy
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haha we aren't the only species that loves trippin eh =)
Franco's Ongoing Grows
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mr west
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and they eat the catapillers too dont forget that lol. I knew they wernt everso tall lol
vaporking
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i have to watch my bulldog every time she walks by she will nip a leaf..shes a potbull..hehe
genfranco
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crazy right... Dogs love weed too... all earthly animals love weed....
vaporking
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yeah my dogs like ta roll in shit too. hehehehe, man i hate soapbar, found a tooth in a chunk 1 time ...shweeww
genfranco
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So i have been doing some experimenting... Always...lol...
I had read somewhere about purple stems on old leaves meaning that they are done producing and start to die... upon closer examination of me plants i noticed that those leaves seemed thick and very dark... the theory is that the leaf stops producing and becomes a big fat shade leaf.... well shade is something i dont want in my grow room... So i cut those off... I did it to the flowering hashberries and i didnt see any issue but gerth gain that is due in my weeks... the lower buds now get a ton more light (although still the distance....) but anyway they seemed to have gained in girth as well and i didnt see any negatives with it...
So guess what ... i did it to the vegging ones.. they were getting too bushy and covering the nodes of others...let alone the bottom branches... I noticed when i did my suppercropping experiment that opening the light to the lower branched made them thicker and actually made them bigger tops... stuff that before i was going to use to clone off i will be flowering... hell... check out the pics of the massacre!!!
OMG... WHAT HAVE I DONE!!
hehehe.. IM sure it will grow back fine...lol... well thats what my momma always said.... lol
I had read somewhere about purple stems on old leaves meaning that they are done producing and start to die... upon closer examination of me plants i noticed that those leaves seemed thick and very dark... the theory is that the leaf stops producing and becomes a big fat shade leaf.... well shade is something i dont want in my grow room... So i cut those off... I did it to the flowering hashberries and i didnt see any issue but gerth gain that is due in my weeks... the lower buds now get a ton more light (although still the distance....) but anyway they seemed to have gained in girth as well and i didnt see any negatives with it...
So guess what ... i did it to the vegging ones.. they were getting too bushy and covering the nodes of others...let alone the bottom branches... I noticed when i did my suppercropping experiment that opening the light to the lower branched made them thicker and actually made them bigger tops... stuff that before i was going to use to clone off i will be flowering... hell... check out the pics of the massacre!!!
OMG... WHAT HAVE I DONE!!
hehehe.. IM sure it will grow back fine...lol... well thats what my momma always said.... lol
msdsm39
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I tried this on my mother's finest scrog. I trimmed a bunch of the fan leaves weeks ago and it really opened up the canopy. Now there are a bunch of new leaves that are much smaller and more dispersed. The lower buds are bigger too.
I think your plants look real healthy I am sure they will bush out even more with trimming.
I think your plants look real healthy I am sure they will bush out even more with trimming.
So i have been doing some experimenting... Always...lol...
I had read somewhere about purple stems on old leaves meaning that they are done producing and start to die... upon closer examination of me plants i noticed that those leaves seemed thick and very dark... the theory is that the leaf stops producing and becomes a big fat shade leaf.... well shade is something i dont want in my grow room... So i cut those off... I did it to the flowering hashberries and i didnt see any issue but gerth gain that is due in my weeks... the lower buds now get a ton more light (although still the distance....) but anyway they seemed to have gained in girth as well and i didnt see any negatives with it...
So guess what ... i did it to the vegging ones.. they were getting too bushy and covering the nodes of others...let alone the bottom branches... I noticed when i did my suppercropping experiment that opening the light to the lower branched made them thicker and actually made them bigger tops... stuff that before i was going to use to clone off i will be flowering... hell... check out the pics of the massacre!!!
OMG... WHAT HAVE I DONE!!
hehehe.. IM sure it will grow back fine...lol... well thats what my momma always said.... lol
slamminsalmon
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i trim like crazy, especially huge old fan leaves.
slamminsalmon
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i topped a bud of leda uno three weeks into flowering. it turned out to be the biggest bud out of my whole closet. not that i would start hacking throughout flowering.
im sure there is a limit to wut you can and cant chop, but the way i see it, id rather a flowering plant work on growing bud instead of reviving a yellowing leaf. so i give em the chop! sometimes feed a leaf to my dog. he cant have more than a couple or he will puke.
im sure there is a limit to wut you can and cant chop, but the way i see it, id rather a flowering plant work on growing bud instead of reviving a yellowing leaf. so i give em the chop! sometimes feed a leaf to my dog. he cant have more than a couple or he will puke.
raiderman
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hahahaahahaaahaa
