- Thread starter
- #2,401
Did some pruning the Apple Fritter got most of it is like a lollipop my version
Keith's First Plant
- Thread starter KeithLemon
- Start date
- Thread starter
- #2,402
I did some pruning it does not look all the good, but I took a lot off, The Apple Fritter got the brunt of it, I took the bottom leaves and some from the inside if I thought they were not doing anything I took them.
Excellent! If the plant needs more leaves it will grow them on top while it stretches, which is exactly where you want them now.
As Otter mentioned, don't forget to snip off the weak and short branches that won't amount to much at harvest.
Tell Google Translate!
You can see "through" the plants now- so they look just right to me..
Nice job, Keith!
More sun and airflow to the interior of the plant is always a good thing!
I couldn’t disagree more. You did an AMAZINGLY GOOD JOB. Look how you’ve opened her up and now sunlight has access to all of her. Even outdoors where the sun moves you had many a large fan, lol. This is worlds better!!! And now you can see her beautiful classic Christmas tree shape, as she should have. She looks great. By tomorrow she’ll be all sorted out and you’ll be so psyched. EXCELLENT WORK!!!
I would too. CL
Definitely an improvement but now’s the time not to be afraid of removing too much ( in reason) because it’s going to grow back quickly. CLDid some pruning the Apple Fritter got most of it is like a lollipop my version
- Thread starter
- #2,408
Thanks Carcass really didn't know what I was doing. If it didn't look like it was doing anything I cut it.
- Thread starter
- #2,409
Thank you, Jon do you think, I should be taking more off in a couple days?
- Thread starter
- #2,410
Thanks Capt.Definitely an improvement but now’s the time not to be afraid of removing too much ( in reason) because it’s going to grow back quickly. CL
- Thread starter
- #2,411
I do not speak Spanish Tiger.Le mie vanno un po' lente, ma costanti hanno superato tutte l' ennesimo trauma e questa pianta è la seconda per grandezza.
Yep, nice trim job! Ready for the next thing!
You should try duolingo, I’ve been learning it on n off for awhile. It’s got where I can watch Telemundo and recognize 75% of what they’re saying. Reading the words though cause they talk so fast I only catch a couple of words. lol CL
- Thread starter
- #2,414
Tiger, I have no problem with Italian I just do not speak it and my wife is half Italian and the other half Polish and I love both half's. To me she is a perfect mix. She is 100% Love.Problems with the automatic translator, sometimes do your own thing.
But do you happen to have a problem with the Italians?
Fix it and stop being an idiot!
We are all friends of cannabis here, we don't want belligerent and useless attitudes, here we collaborate for the rights of: choice of care through this plant, choice of recreation and choice of personal growth...
that have been illegitimately denied to us for a century and without a single real scientific proof of a single harmful side effect.
This site talks about this as well as the specific plant.
Best regards,
Dream Tiger.
Greenvein
Well-Known Member
Looking great Keith. You do what you feel to your plants bro defoliate or don't but take notes and don't loose them lol that's how you'll know what you prefer to do. when I posted on my journal I was supposed to put a pic up for you but forgot so you can have it here lol..
Obviously indoor defoliation for flower but it hurts
that was only half aswell had to clear out and continue 
Obviously indoor defoliation for flower but it hurts
that was only half aswell had to clear out and continue - Thread starter
- #2,416
Wow GV that's a lot of leaves. I most likely should have taken more and I will be adding notes in my book. Thanks for the good advice.Looking great Keith. You do what you feel to your plants bro defoliate or don't but take notes and don't loose them lol that's how I'll know what you prefer to do. when I posted on my journal I was supposed to put a pic up for you but forgot so you can have it here lol..
Obviously indoor defoliation for flower but it hurts
- Thread starter
- #2,417
Thanks Jon, in your opinion do you think I should take more off in the middle, it the Apple Fritter is still very bushy. I wish I could get her to look as nice as your auto AF.
- Thread starter
- #2,418
Trimmed Apple Fritter what do you think?
- Thread starter
- #2,419
Do you think I should take more off and where if you do. Stone I got your advice and will follow through with it thanks. Any and all advice is appreciated. There is no bad advice here and I will take it all.
Not sure if this is helpful but here's one of my plants after lollipop thinning:
And here's another taken right after thinning (left) and then new growth 10 days later:
And here's another taken right after thinning (left) and then new growth 10 days later:
Similar threads
