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jameswri85
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Awesome, so glad you were able to see it... they are looking a lot nicer now..... I just need to get to the updates....
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I understand what you are saying about not cutting off leaves. But isn't the lighting of indoor plants different. With very much respect. Your grow is amazing. Everyone on this site should check it out.The Fan Noise was Negligible, I did not mind it at all. I enjoyed the Shoot, I like the Looks of Your Set Up!!! Everything Seems Nice and Workable!! I would Pick off less Leaves than You, but Hey, to each His Own. And if I am wrong about You Picking Off Leaf's, Slap My Face and Tar and Feather Me. It looks like Great set up, I am VERY STOKED For YOU!!! SINCERELY, JAMESTHEGREEN.
I would leave the leaves on because they act as Solar Panels, and just because it is covering up the Top, does not mean that said Top is Not getting any energy from the leaf. Remember, whenever you pick something off and expose something, it is always going to look like the spot you exposed is starting to Grow More, but that is because now it has to, to make up for the loss it just took. I am not saying do not do it ever, it just is not necessary from My experiences. In other words, it all usually works it's self out by the END. That does not mean You are doing anything wrong though. We all have Our Methods, and I am just giving You the Reasoning for Mine. SINCERELY, JAMESTHEGREEN.
IceMud, Maybe Indoors I Might Super Crop, Because You Can Control The Light, But Outdoors I have Found That There is Little to No Difference in the Amount Produced. Even From the same Strain. The ones that have Not Been Super-Cropped, tend to produce fewer, but Larger Buds, and the Super Cropped, Topped, Femmed, Trained Plants always Produce More Buds, but of Lesser Stature over All, The Weights are Generally the Same, Sometimes one way, weighs a Little More. the next it is the other Way that weighs More. And Please do not feel IceMud that I am trying to detract from Your advice, because it is STILL GOOD!!! I am just telling You what has happened for Me on this. You are "TOO GOOD A PERSON" IceMud, for Me to disrespect You, EVER! And Jim, I finally got to watch the Video, after I do not know How Many Times I Tried! I was so Stoked!!! Keep Up The Great Work. SINCERELY, JAMESTHEGREEN.
Do it..tie a piece of ribbon around the cut tops to keep track of them...compare when you harvest..
I do agree with you that the untouched side would grow much more than the trimmed side. However, most people here don't clip them until days 21(end of stretch) and 45 of flowering. I decided to just clip 3 or 4 every day or two when I noticed one that was blocking a main cola or just in the way. That way it is just a little bit of recovery at a time instead of needing a massive recovery twice. I also didn't intend to clip nearly this many leaves off, but with the smaller space (30X30) they filled it up very quickly. I have also had to go 2-4 days past them being dry a few times due to being too busy or too sore. Each time they wilt I have to pull off more leaves. I was actually very against defoliating at first, I would still rather not. However, I did see the value in it or this go 'round. I dream of being able to grow outdoor monsters like yours and just let them go crazy and develop frisbee sized leaves!!!!
Jim, just make sure the Nail is Sterile. And if You Are Gonna do It, make sure You Place it above the water line on Your Stem, You Do not want Stem Rot To set In!!! I have seen Stem Rot Kill Big Healthy Plants in 3 days Time. And once You Get It, the Plant is NEVER The Same, even if it finishes!!! But if You get No Rot, Who Knows?!? I have heard of it before, but alas never tried it either. I was also told to Urinate in My Plants, because they Supposedly liked the salts, I never tried that One Either!!! All I am saying is BE CAREFUL!!! But it is up to You of Course. I have Read a few of those OLD MASTERPIECES, some of the info is GOOD,some, NOT SO GOOD. SINCERELY, JAMESTHEGREEN. P.S., No Insults Were Intended In This Post, CHEERS!!!