rollmensmokeme
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well actually my camera cord is m.i.a.....so i will look for it...and i will def post pics
removing fan leaves
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fabfun
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so removing a few is ok to you in your grow ?im just asking yours and BIGV's personal exp. with this and do u feel it effects bud quality any? i try the tucking of leaves but it seems like a losing battle like u said they pop back up lol
fabfun
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fabfun
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Weedoozie
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I don't prune unless there's an issue with the leaves such as pest damage or if its dead and it doesn't even take a little pull to remove it, I've had success this way
I trust that natural and untouched is the better way because I've seen what happens to plants that get too many of leaves removed at one time or too close together (deers ate a lot of fan leaves) and the plants never flowered. It cut the plants potential to zero
fabfun
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so neither one of u recommend deers for selective pruning ?
i dont think i could get one in my growroom anyways
i dont think i could get one in my growroom anyways
fabfun
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Weedoozie
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It's cool, you already repped me and you can't rep the same person without reppin a bunch of others first
But that shit with the deers did happen. Mufuckas always tryin to eat the best plant ever.
fabfun
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Weedoozie
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Yea man, bugs are a major issue as well
I've been using Captain Jack's Deadbug which is an organic mixture that kills off most harmful pests to cannabis and it's worked very well for me so I recommend it if bugs become an issue again
rollmensmokeme
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i know this is a newbee question....but how long does a average plant take to bud...the bud sites are getting quite crystalized....and its getting swolled...but still no buds...and its fourth week of flowering!!????
Weedoozie
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Give it time. Most indicas mature between 8-10 weeks, most sativas mature anywhere from 10-15 weeks and mixes/hybrids can be anywhere in that range
rollmensmokeme
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ok...cuz its jus bagseed....i didnt wanna get quality seeds with out any practice...so i have no idea what strain it is...but thanks for the info....by the way...how do you know that difference...(indicas and sativas)
Weedoozie
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A little research goes a long way...
Also, you can tell what kind of strain you may have by looking at the leaves. Fatter leaves point to indica strains whereas thin leaves are sativas. Usually, sativas are taller like bamboo and indicas are shorter and tend to be bushier. This is like some basic info, I really recommend looking this stuff up. If you can't tell what strain you have, you could go by the appearance of your plants. There are many ways to tell if a plant is ready for harvest. Here's a good read about it: https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/210501-zeuss-take-harvesting.html
There's a bit about how your fan leaves may have yellowed off and died when you're ready to harvest but you have to be careful as misinformation has caused this to happen to many new growers before their plants are ready to harvest. I'm talking about reducing the amount of N you give your plants during flowering. The misconception is that plants don't need N or don't need as much N in flowering. This is not true. You will lose out on a potentially larger and better harvest if you don't give enough N in flowering, it's what happened to me in my first grow. I followed the advice of some growers to happened to be wrong and told me to lower the amount of N my plants need in flowering. The truth is that you need to give N in the same amount as P and K until the last month of flowering when you only reduce the N amount a little but and then a little bit more. By the end, before the flush, you should give your plants about half the amount of N as P or K as you're buds will be in more need of P and K at the end of it's life cycle in order to make it's best buds possible. N is still needed. At no point should you stop giving your plant N. Unless you nute burned it. But it's quite difficult to do that when you use organic nutes. Good luck
Killer Vanilla
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indicas - can fit indahcar
nice way to remember the difference between sativas and indica's
nice way to remember the difference between sativas and indica's
bigv1976
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I personally am the wrong prson to ask about experience with condition A vs. condition B. When I started growing I realized that you need to have a plan to grow decent plants. I read alot from people on hear who seemed to have some respect from others. You will see who is who. Then I formed a plan and I only tweak it a bit each grow. So to answer yor question honestly I dont know because if a leave or a branch gets in my way I get rid of it. Period. You will see who's who and when you do make a short list of go to guys rather than posting a question and getting ripped up for not being a cannabis god.
Remember in the end that you are just growing a weed. How hard is that?
A word of caution to ya. Ignorance is running rampant on here. Before getting advise from someone on here verify that they actually know how to grow weed and not just giving you the same answer someone gave them 2 weeks ago when they asked the same question.