Pick Off All the Leaves?

In order to ensure peak potency and yield at harvest you really need a good 30x magnifying glass, you can get them at radio shack for $10.

Here's when to harvest
https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=article&id=403

You trim the fan leaves off and you can make hash/tea/butter whatever with them.

You can find more about harvesting here
https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=category&id=59

trim the leaves AFTER you harvest.

just finished my first crop was white widow at the end of flowering every 1 of my leaves fell of except round the bud every thing went well up untill then any 1 no y this did this

Mark. said:

just finished my first crop was white widow at the end of flowering every 1 of my leaves fell of except round the bud every thing went well up untill then any 1 no y this did this

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plants do that as they finish off their natural cycle.

i trim my plants dont trimm all the leaves. just the ones blocking potiental bud sites.

dont pick off all the leaves though, this is called lolipoping. look into it

thanks fdd but i was hopin 2 hav enough leaf left 2 make some nice hash should i cut them a bit earlier an an store them

that's the problem i've been running into. i have no leaf for hash.

Mark. said:

thanks fdd but i was hopin 2 hav enough leaf left 2 make some nice hash should i cut them a bit earlier an an store them

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some people choose to prune the plants before the drying process, or some after. it doesnt really make that much of a difference. IMO, i'd just dry the whole plant, then when you're getting ready to cure, then trim the fan leaves off.

but look it up somewhere, it should be somewhere in the faq's

I do somthing interesting that i like.
About 5-6 weeks into flowering, i cut all the Fan leaves off.

I would of did the same thing. Thats a bushy plant.

My 2 girls look a lot like FDD's pic. All my fan leaves yellowed and fell off. Around the buds, though, there are lots of healthy green leaves. This happened first on one, then the other. It's a natural process as they approach the end of the flowering cycle.

That white widow looks awsome man.
I have a little white widow clone right now.. im hoping it gets big enough before it flowers.