Bushbaby11
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Was gona say they look over fed due to tips burning
What do you think? 2nd grow, 2nd attempt lst.
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Bushbaby11
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That's usually the problem, people overlooking into things lol sometimes u just gota let the plant do it's thing bro tough little bastards
Mariosehr
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I know what you mean, I made a big problem out of the little things my first grow, thanks bushbaby
Bushbaby11
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No probs bro
Sugarleaf420
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About three weeks in total until cure time..just defloated most fan leaves and dieing leaves. It’s been through hella stress, heat, humidity light burn nute burn and deficiencies but still looks and smell very good for the amount of issues it had. The one on the left was stunned for 3 months in veg but is so beautiful and she smells just like pine..didn’t have any other problems after it’s stunned period. I’m adding uva and uvb light this weekend for about an hour or two a day al the way through the cure process.
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Sugarleaf420
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Yup another 2.5 weeks total until chop day..was thinking about chopping the one due to it has one more week and not sure if it would benefit from uvb for a short time period. I took away the HPS light and lowered my king led 1500watts to about 20 inches from top canopy, I also just added a 2ft t5ho reflector combo with a full spectrum light to prepare them for uvb light to enhance trichome production until chop day.
CatHedral
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what does pulling healthy fan leaves do? Dont they power the bud growth? Thats my naeve assumption
Sugarleaf420
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Lol leaves weren’t healthy at all they had serious heat stress
CatHedral
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my bad thanks
Sugarleaf420
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Towards the end of harvest I found it’s best to defloat for optimal air flow. Leaves hold water which gives off moisture along what is already in the air..it prevents mold and bud rot
CatHedral
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ill have to remember that. Ive been lucky about the bud rot. with the humidity here its probably a matter of when not if.
hotrodharley
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Remember your fan leaves also transpire the water into the atmosphere that the plant needs to get rid of.
Sugarleaf420
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Only trim leaves that’s around the buds and not in between buds and definitely not under the buds..leaves in and around the buds are essential for bud development..also fan leaves that are big and sticking out buds can be trimmed to emit more light for lower budsites
Sugarleaf420
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Trimmed by hand..the beauty of patience, another 3.5 week until fully completed drying and curing the right way
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Mariosehr
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Timber!