I have 6 outdoor plants that I wonder if the bottom 3rd needs to be pruned more and wondering if it’s too late in flower to even prune them. I’m posting their pictures and hoping the experts on here will give me some guidence.
Should I prune the bottom of my plants more?
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I wouldn’t trim, they look like they’re getting plenty of lights
Nice looking garden! Well done
I decided myself to chop all my lowers and i am glad i did they bulked fast.
bcarpenter24
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I decided myself to chop all my lowers and i am glad i did they bulked fast.
Those look great!
Been pondering doing this myself.
Stunned
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Nice
When they get that big, you can get a little more aggresive with bottom pruning
When they get that big, you can get a little more aggresive with bottom pruning
Now let's see how long i can go before mother nature forces the harvest and the bud wash.
Stunned
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Where are you in your season outdoors?
Here we already got frost in our advisories
Here we already got frost in our advisories
East coast of Mass south shore.Weather mildew and bud worms always suck here late Sept.
Stunned
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Yeah, I hear you on that
I have an Aunt in Mablehead and visited in August before school
Hot and wet... lots of humidity
I have an Aunt in Mablehead and visited in August before school
Hot and wet... lots of humidity
I am giving it every hour i can! 
Stunned
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Keep the picture updates coming. We all love it
I wouldn't do anything this late in flower. Pruning all its gonna do is stress the plant even more than cooler weather.
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OK. That's what I've been wondering.
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Great garden! Can you say what part of the country you are in? We had a severe cold snap last week but I am able to bring my plants inside. We are back in the mid 80's with mid 50's to 60 lows. Hope it stays mild here till harvest around mid October!
I stated were i was a few posts ago please scroll back.
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OK. Found it, Thanks. We have had mild even very hot falls all the way through October for several years now here in Colorado. Last week's cold snap was very unusual. As long as you have strains that finish by mid October you're fine. My second grow, my plants didn't finish until November and I was constantly dragging them in and out because of cold weather and cold nights and that was a pain.
