Chop or leave?

[TheRocket]

So I added a second 600 watt light the other day, but used a metal halide bulb as my new bulb hadn't been delivered yet.. mistakenly I put the new light on full whack with the boost option turned on the ballast so the halide bulb was pushing out 660 watts

I didn't get round to changing the bulb for 3-4 days and go in one morning to find the 2 plants under the light were a bit burnt, the buds slightly lower down (only a few cm as i have a canopy) are all fine and the other 2 plants that were under the HPS bulb are fine

So am I best off cutting the top bud off or leave it?
Here's a pic of the worst one, it's mainly the leaves that got a bit toasted

Plants are just coming to end of week 4, no other concerns, no signs of pests, plants still growing fine, smell beautiful

 

[jhfhklsnhfldk]

How did this work out? I would probably leave them alone and wait to see what happens. With growing I have kind of adopted the philosophy that if I don't know what to do, I will do nothing until and answer presents itself or I figure out the problem.

 

[VladimirPutin]

leave them alone and harvest on time.

when you manicure your bud you obviously will be trimming off all the undesirables...

 

[TheRocket]

Just left them to be honest, few of the leafs have died off but growth is good so didn't bother doing anything

I'm the same as you if I don't know I'll leave it, especially when in flower

 

[TheRocket]

leave them alone and harvest on time.

when you manicure your bud you obviously will be trimming off all the undesirables...

Yeah that's true, just wasn't sure on best course of action but as I say I've left them a lone and hasn't effected them