S Swanfly2345 Member Mar 5, 2020 #1 Young plant seems all over the place, preventing canopy penetration. Should I trim any leaves to open it up? Under 400w HPS w/ supplemental lights.
Young plant seems all over the place, preventing canopy penetration. Should I trim any leaves to open it up? Under 400w HPS w/ supplemental lights.
S Swanfly2345 Member Mar 5, 2020 #2 Also concerned about leaves curling inwards, probably low humidity (35%)/high temps (80-87)
S spek9 Well-Known Member Mar 5, 2020 #3 No, you shouldn't cut off any of the leaves. The leaves are what convert the light into energy (photosynthesis). If you chop off the leaves, it'll stunt the growth of the plant, plus force it to spend time healing.
No, you shouldn't cut off any of the leaves. The leaves are what convert the light into energy (photosynthesis). If you chop off the leaves, it'll stunt the growth of the plant, plus force it to spend time healing.
S Skittles22 Member Mar 5, 2020 #4 Swanfly2345 said: Young plant seems all over the place, preventing canopy penetration. Should I trim any leaves to open it up? Under 400w HPS w/ supplemental lights. View attachment 4496503View attachment 4496504 Click to expand... Dont touch it, i usually de-foaliate the day before i flip into flower no need to even pull off any yellowing leafs until the last minute wont make the slightest difference
Swanfly2345 said: Young plant seems all over the place, preventing canopy penetration. Should I trim any leaves to open it up? Under 400w HPS w/ supplemental lights. View attachment 4496503View attachment 4496504 Click to expand... Dont touch it, i usually de-foaliate the day before i flip into flower no need to even pull off any yellowing leafs until the last minute wont make the slightest difference
S Swanfly2345 Member Mar 5, 2020 #5 Ok I’ll leave her be. Perhaps another top or fim soon. Last edited: Mar 5, 2020