How do they look? And what should I do?

MR. CLAYS

MR. CLAYS

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Well this is my first grow AK47 Fox Farm Happy Frog Fox Farm nutes. If you recall these are the ones that I thought were autoflowers but they turned out to be photos. They're two weeks into flowering. Should I defoliate a little bit? I've been super cropping them to keep them from hitting the lights I still got about a foot and a half to work with. Growing them under two Auto cops from The Cop Shop with a hundred watt QB board in the center.
 

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They look... Amazing.

MR. CLAYS said:
Well this is my first grow AK47 Fox Farm Happy Frog Fox Farm nutes. If you recall these are the ones that I thought were autoflowers but they turned out to be photos. They're two weeks into flowering. Should I defoliate a little bit? I've been super cropping them to keep them from hitting the lights I still got about a foot and a half to work with. Growing them under two Auto cops from The Cop Shop with a hundred watt QB board in the center.
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I'd do some slow defoliation on them (space it over 3 sessions about 5 - 7 days apart depending on your plant recovery) but just take away all the fan leaves covering the lower bud sites and id take away any under budsites that will get minimal light, that way all the growth energy can go to ones getting the best light. I do my defoliation just before adding my nutes and find that speeds up recovery to about 3 - 5 days.
 
Also when trimming fan leaves take the yellowing ones first, they've had most of the energy removed from them and then that way the defoliation wont be so rough on them
 
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