Defoliation
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Hobbes
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Think of your leaves as "sinks" or "sources", and defoliate according to that.
Sinks are leaves that do not get much light and therefore take more sugar from the rest of the plant than it produces.
Sources are leaves that produce more sugar than it uses.
Pluck the sinks down deep in the plant, bend out the sources so they get lots of light,
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Think of your leaves as "sinks" or "sources", and defoliate according to that.
Sinks are leaves that do not get much light and therefore take more sugar from the rest of the plant than it produces.
Sources are leaves that produce more sugar than it uses.
Pluck the sinks down deep in the plant, bend out the sources so they get lots of light,
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LewberDewber852
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Interesting way to think of it.
Budzbuddha
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You can still weave them branches within scrog ( if still fairly pliable. Or a supercrop . Then allow the mid areas to be exposed to light.
Under canopy areas of minor growth can be pruned away too. Just don’t go crazy.
and watch nitrogen use - looks a bit dark.
Under canopy areas of minor growth can be pruned away too. Just don’t go crazy.
and watch nitrogen use - looks a bit dark.
StoneDHedgE
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Careful pruning. Stretch looks about done.
Tetsuo
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pineapple, passionfruit and terpinolene
One has a more tropical fruit bouquet/palet, and the other is more terpinolene forward
CraigMk
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Just had alook at your earlier posts and the plants turned out banging..very nice dense colourful buds. Looks fire...how much it all weigh mate?
Tetsuo
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Thanks a lot man!! About 2.5ounces per plant, one was a bit bigger but not by much. Elongated structure and buds a bit on the airy side (I guess that’s because of the landrace-heavy lineage) made them not yield that much for their size.