Would you trim these fan leaves?
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MichiganMedGrower
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The more leaves that live to the end the higher the yield and potency in my experience. Sometimes really big buds stack deep within the canopy in the shade.
But there is a bit of mis information above. The bud leaves are there to photosynthesize too. In nature plants can lose plenty of leaves during their cycle and still can make buds to propogate.
And the defoliaters still grow buds too. But the more foliage the more energy can be collected and utilized by the plant.
Look what grew under all these leaves.
But there is a bit of mis information above. The bud leaves are there to photosynthesize too. In nature plants can lose plenty of leaves during their cycle and still can make buds to propogate.
And the defoliaters still grow buds too. But the more foliage the more energy can be collected and utilized by the plant.
Look what grew under all these leaves.
Beautiful!
Is that a Sativa?
MichiganMedGrower
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Thank you.
MichiganMedGrower
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It is a CH9 Herejuana x Jack 33. A feminized
hybrid with original Motarebel Herijuana from the old Woodhorse seed days in California and Old Sensei Seeds Jack Herrer and Some other of their classic plants in the genes.
taylo dordun
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Always trim them always bro take them off you dont need this shit on your plant (indoor growth only) remember its all difrent growth outside its another story . And i have some EX bro i make living of it not like many shit talkers i live from how much i grow !!! Awlays take the fan leaves off mid section to botom clean the plant for more light and air flow . Bye brothers
MichiganMedGrower
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I don't know if you are calling me a shit talker but the plant I posted above is in my kitchen and was flowered in the converted bedroom. I can show a well trained sativa heavy hybrid grown to that potential almost every week. I do it to stay in medical parameters and the donations pay my bills. My plants touch but there is plenty of airflow. Proper environment is the most important part to me.
You gettin rich? Where are your defoliated plants?
LOL bro science at it's finest bro!
Fuck photosynthesis, transpiration, gas exchange, temp regulation, or hormone production.
cut em all off bro you don't need em bro they just block light bro you need more light and air flow to the stems bro huge yield of stems bro live off that shit bro big money bro i have EX bro no shit talker bro
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Kronickeeper
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Defoliated plants yield more indoor if you got bad results you were doing it wrong. There's a right way and a wrong way to do everything and less is more if you go overboard it will be detrimental but removing a few leaves especially bigger older leaves shading potential growth won't hurt in nature animals eat the leaves the plant will re leaf.