Tahoe's doing it - stepping up to the plate....we're ready.....
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natmoon
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Ok well here is the best way that i can show how i trim all the way through a plants 12/12 life cycle carefully and cleanly removing leafs here and there every day or 2.
I never cut of loads of leaf in one day and rarely remove any leaf during veg!!!
Just clip 3 or 4 a day all the way through flowering maybe more depending on the size of your plant and try to only clip of the ones that are shading bud areas to start with.
Here is a load of the pics from the last indica and sativa grow so you can see how they were very very leafy in the beginning to the end were they are almost scalped.
Hope this is what you were looking for if you have any specific questions let me know.
I never cut of loads of leaf in one day and rarely remove any leaf during veg!!!
Just clip 3 or 4 a day all the way through flowering maybe more depending on the size of your plant and try to only clip of the ones that are shading bud areas to start with.
Here is a load of the pics from the last indica and sativa grow so you can see how they were very very leafy in the beginning to the end were they are almost scalped.
Hope this is what you were looking for if you have any specific questions let me know.
tahoe58
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hey Nat...thanks for all that....at this point....since I did not do what you have done......does one possibly go through the plant and trim out all the excess now....seems to me that would be an undue stress on the plant.....maybe some minor trimming back would not injure the plant as much and still gain some of the benefit....I guess that what I would like to determine? Of course the range of options goes from leave it alone and finish up as is....or the otehr extreme would be to do a full trimiming to make my plant look more like what u've created....or possibly anything in between....
Rocky Mountain High
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natmoon, I LIKE THAT, I like it a lot!!
natmoon
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Yes mate it is to late to trim like i have done without stressing the plant.
You need to be slow and careful as not to stress them.
There will be no harm in trimming a few here and there every day or so to expose some more decent bud sites to a bit more light to your buds but do not scalp it all at once or it will probably die
tahoe58
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well...i am lost for ideas about what to take pics of anymore.....and I keep having to tell myself that these are just three plants..........its just all comes out like a friggin' forest leaves and stems and buds everywhere? And I still have not got that good at the bud pic taking thing.....anyhooo....here's my garden this morning.....ENJOY! 
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natmoon
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Looks you were right tahoe.well...i am lost for ideas about what to take pics of anymore.....and I keep having to tell myself that these are just three plants..........its just all comes out like a friggin' forest leaves and stems and buds everywhere? And I still have not got that good at the bud pic taking thing.....anyhooo....here's my garden this morning.....ENJOY!
I can see now that in your close ups its as you said ever so slight nute tip burn and not heat.
They are looking well apart from that though.
Do you use any kind of carb product i.e. molasses or anything like that to fatten the buds?
tahoe58
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hey man...thanks for coming on in.....no I have only been doing basic nutes with some added superthrive type (plantroids)....and then just a couple of days ago......started with overdrive.....I expect I would benefit from something like carboload? or even just molasses? whaddaya think?
natmoon
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Yeah man fatten those buds with something.
I use molasses but i am a cheap git
If you can use something proper
tahoe58
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since everyone is showing their bottoms...I guess I can throw mine into the ring as well. This is the root from the male that gave dearly and took one for the team. the majority of the visible and largest in diameter root filaments are towards the bottom and the outside....the inside of the pot was highly filamentous and stringy....
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tahoe58
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only from the top...I have mental designs for improvement.....that will come in time though.... thanks for piping in!
tahoe58
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hey thanks! yea me too....I have no reference point, and it really will all depend on the final phattening period...and what kinda bulk I can achieve....i am hopeful...
yea....thanks....I'm a very happy camper!
thanks man....preciate you coming by for the visit, and your compliments!dude...our crops are real close to each other..yours are starting to look all dank and sticky...lol
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