I'm new here and need help with my bushy ass plants!!!

I would defoliate or take some clones of some lowers whichever u prefer and i would just go down each branch remove everything except the top 2 or 3 nodes but if u did nothing at all youll still be fine plants look nice and healthy just make for a disaster at the end if u let underneath and in the middle of the canopy get that dense will lose some yield forsure
 

GarageGardener69

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Yeah wouldn’t be a bad time to get rid of some leaves. Ones that are pointing inward of to the trunk. Anything blocking good bud sites. Trim off the BS that won’t make it to the end w/o being airy or small. Canopy control is a good thing. Learning the hard way myself

also noticing some purple in your stems. CalMg? I have the same thing happening and that’s what I’m doing. Do not know if I am right or not but I think unless it’s genetics.CalMg deficiency causing that to happen.
Looking good so far tho. Keep on LST. Open her up nice. How far along? Genetics? Medium?
 

GarageGardener69

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I would defoliate or take some clones of some lowers whichever u prefer and i would just go down each branch remove everything except the top 2 or 3 nodes but if u did nothing at all youll still be fine plants look nice and healthy just make for a disaster at the end if u let underneath and in the middle of the canopy get that dense will lose some yield forsure
I wish I saw something like this many weeks ago lol. Didn’t do much other than topping my run.. little LST.. left that BS nuggets in the bottom figuring maybe it’ll be a little something. Nope. All air lol. Shoulda trimmed once flower started and focused attention on the mains
 

joshwjohnson22

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I would defoliate or take some clones of some lowers whichever u prefer and i would just go down each branch remove everything except the top 2 or 3 nodes but if u did nothing at all youll still be fine plants look nice and healthy just make for a disaster at the end if u let underneath and in the middle of the canopy get that dense will lose some yield forsure
 

joshwjohnson22

New Member
Yeah wouldn’t be a bad time to get rid of some leaves. Ones that are pointing inward of to the trunk. Anything blocking good bud sites. Trim off the BS that won’t make it to the end w/o being airy or small. Canopy control is a good thing. Learning the hard way myself

also noticing some purple in your stems. CalMg? I have the same thing happening and that’s what I’m doing. Do not know if I am right or not but I think unless it’s genetics.CalMg deficiency causing that to happen.
Looking good so far tho. Keep on LST. Open her up nice. How far along? Genetics? Medium?
 

joshwjohnson22

New Member
They are right at 5 weeks I got the clones offline and have transplanted twice already. The strain is mimosa and I'm using fox farm ocean forest, with the fox farm line up of nutes. I've been using calmag once a week so every other watering.
 

joshwjohnson22

New Member
They are right at 5 weeks I got the clones offline and have transplanted twice already. The strain is mimosa and I'm using fox farm ocean forest, with the fox farm line up of nutes. I've been using calmag once a week so every other watering.
 

joshwjohnson22

New Member
perfect trim now, allow a week to recover and grow some more, do another light trim and flip

edit: I also support taking clones as mentioned above, continue the cycle
Ok sweet appreciate the input. Yea I just got a little 2×2 tent I was thinking about doing some clones. I need to order some clonex
 

toastedleaf

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Ok sweet appreciate the input. Yea I just got a little 2×2 tent I was thinking about doing some clones. I need to order some clonex
You may also need a light a some space to put them. If you haven’t cloned before it really easy, watch a couple vids. Sterilization is key, clone gel/powder definitely helps. I’ve had amazing success with a home made bubble cloner, or just using rapid rooters
 
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