Bushy plants. Do I defoliate?

4our8ighty0 said:
Oh what's this ? Look like a super crop but in veg ? Good idea đź‘Ś is this first experiment?
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it's a training method. look into quadlining. search quad here on the board. theres entire threads on it.
 
Ahh ok I have read into those threads a lil bit I very much like the look n results of quad lining They seem taller than most when starting the quadline? I wish I had the ability to maintain a technique like this ...looks great and no larf at all!!
 
SmokingWings said:
Bluter wrote.....

And then Delps8 replied.....

Based on many of the questions new growers have made asking for help bluter has a very valid point. I am thinking of the 'new growers' who state they have never planted a seed or grown anything before but are ready to start the new hobby. They spend hundreds of dollars on a tent, filter and fan and some lights, often under-powered. They mention the research they have done but have to be told whether the plant they are growing is in flower or not, whether it is male or female or why it turned all brown and yellow.

So, yes, new growers, especially those who have never grown a plant of any kind, should get their start by letting the first several plants grow without any interference such as the removal of leaves and branches or anything beyond the most basic training.
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I understand your point. I just don't agree with you.
 
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