Busta_og_loc
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Thanks for the feedback next time I wont remove fan leafs outdoors I'll just top it's just an experiment looking to see the results
Topping and defoiliation
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Neubieauto
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Supercrop. Do it. It will help make bigger buds. And you still have time.
Busta_og_loc
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I'd like to try super crop in the future
Neubieauto
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No time like the present.. lol. For sure try it. It's pretty magical what roughing your plants up a little can accomplish.
Busta_og_loc
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I've heard good result with them
Busta_og_loc
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What did you guys think of my triloid plant I grew it was the other pics I posted its the same strain as the first pics I posted
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Busta_og_loc
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Bump
mouse95338
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I never cut the fan leaves. They are the solar panels I need for growth. However I do a slight defoliation around the bottom. Any branch or node that looks like it will have tiny popcorn buds. I only do like 8-10" up on a 3-4 ft plant. I feel it helps with air flow, watering and sending more energy to the top flowers. Just my 2 cents.
Thundercat
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Not trying to ni-pick but what you do is a slight pruning! Using the proper terminology really helps prevent confusion for new growers or people like the OP that are trying to understand the best options.
mouse95338
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Thanks for the heads up! I can totally understand that. I was just trying to help, but I will try and make sure I use the right terminology next time.
Thundercat
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Everything else was totally helpful
.Busta_og_loc
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Yeah man for sure I agree I've been trying to experiment with it and cant wait to see the results, I have the same strain with two plants and I topped it and I'm going to let the other one grow naturally so I'll get to see what the difference as for the one i posted i didnt realize until after I pulled off the fan leafs that I shouldnt of done it and cant put them back on lol,
FresnoFarmer
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Super glue
Busta_og_loc
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Haha omg, the pictures I posted first the plant is recovering good since the top and defoiliation I think it stressed it more since I did both the same day but its growing decent now but the leafs arent growing that big in size
FresnoFarmer
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It'll bounce back
Busta_og_loc
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Yeah I was worried for a few days but it should be okay but even before I defoiliated the plant the leafs werent that big but it has a rough go it's like 4 months old now and was really small and rootbound for a while in a small pot and took a long time to recover so I have faith it will do great
CanadianJim
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Every time I top the leaves that grow after stay down at 5 or 7 leaflets, even if the top I took off had more. Anyone know why?
FresnoFarmer
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Just dont fuck with it too much and you'll be alright.
Busta_og_loc
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The number of fingers depends on the energy the plant is receiving from growing the plant I topped has been only growing 5 fingers since I topped it now I see the 7 fingers coming in so I know it's recovering now and growing how it should
CanadianJim
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Dunno, my Bakertreet is outside, in the ground, lots of sun with some leaves bigger than my hands, and I wear large gloves. And they only have 5. I mean, yeah it's a pure indica landrace, and they usually have fewer leaflets, but she's been vegging for more than a month since I topped her. You'd think she's recovered.