If something you don't intend to harvest, is shading something you do intend to harvest, it should go.
ANTI:Flip and see......The only true wayta learn your strain...Keep a record of their age at flip and know what`s happenin from now on....
Anti, I vaguely recall you posting with regard to your less-than-secure financial status earlier in this thread. If I'm not mistaken in this, I understand your concern with regard to not fucking up a harvest.But I flipped. So I guess I'm gonna have to let that stuff stick around until the stretch ends.
1. Designate a quadrant to follow your instincts.
2. Dedicate a few plants in a corner on the upper shelf to leave the fuck alone.
3. Don't touch a few until you feel stretch is over (25 days post the flip, right?).
4. Continue to daily remove fan leaves through stretch if they block a bud/growth site.
5. Leave all leaves on, and remove all secondary growth through strech that might not create a budscicle.
A`s growin budsicles , so the advice on gettin rid of what`s shadin the budsite`s yas wanna keep really don`t apply here CS , but it certainly does as far as with bigger plants so good lookin out.....so....
Hell yeah! If your diesels run on you, you're likely to get plenty of light penetration without having to remove shade leaves... if you believe in things likeMy question is I have about 1/2 diesels and the rest are Hybrids leaning to indicas heavy lines, does the defoliating rules apply differently?
The more compact indicas will likely create an impenetrable canopy of shade leaves left to their own devices, which will influence flower structure development (in the early stages of stretch.) But as brought up earlier, these indicas probably need to be attended to earlier in the veg period to establish a desirable flowering structure. Often the shade leaves can be huge at an early age in a healthy plant, and some gardeners are inclined to remove them relatively early in veg.leaf surface area as it relates to photosynthetic potential, or the relationship between shadows and internodal reach, or some kind of far out speculation related to the possible advantages of a diversified vascular flow.
Hell yeah! If your diesels run on you, you're likely to get plenty of light penetration without having to remove shade leaves... if you believe in things like The more compact indicas will likely create an impenetrable canopy of shade leaves left to their own devices, which will influence flower structure development (in the early stages of stretch.) But as brought up earlier, these indicas probably need to be attended to earlier in the veg period to establish a desirable flowering structure. Often the shade leaves can be huge at an early age in a healthy plant, and some gardeners are inclined to remove them relatively early in veg.
Um... yeah.F.....Indica dominant hybrids piss me off cuz every time I ran em with bare bulbs hangin they went sideways wonky on my ass and didn`t yield for shit due to all the foliage involved in growin em till end of cycle....but....
I`ve run em and stopped due to the time and baby`n it took ta get anything close to returns on investment...although....
All killer awesome meds for my insomnia and arthritis but....NONE would yield for dick cuz they were as much leaf as much as they were golfball size nugs after trim with buncha leaf/flarf left over that I guess coulda be used for Bubble , but I composted all strippin`s for my veggie gardens...
Guess I`m kinda biased huh ?.......50/50 hybrids rule....No matter WHAT size yas flip em at.......bet on it...
Dialage......Monocroppin.....S ide by side flip rooms a month apart in age turnin on and off every 12 hrs for optimum power draw while harveyin every month or so strain dependent will make yas happy....so....
Put it in the budget....and...
Peace...Freds...........
50-50 for cash. From 100-0 to 0-100 for me please