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Originally Posted by cmak40 do you trim back ANY fan leaves at all when pruning a new mom for more growth or just the topping and node pruning? |
Lower fan leaves tend to get yellowy from lack of light when there's a lot of veg mass above them. I take those off as part of biweekly maintenance after taking a batch of cuttings.
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Originally Posted by kwantiko 2 in each pot? why? |
Pure sativas are really rather wimpy plants. They tend to have a lot of internodal space and just not as much foliage as the characteristic squat, dense pure indica types. Leaf blades are thinner and leaves are generally smaller on pure sativas. These are the characters that we use to define the difference between these types. The lower foliar density would permit more plants per sq ft. Considering my experience with some nearly pure landrace sativas, I think that doubling the planting density could work. Would have to try it to be sure, tho. Would be highly dependent upon the strain.
Keep in mind that most strains available these days are not purebred but rather hybrids of sativas and indicas, mainly favouring indica characters for their high production of budmass and shorter flowering duration.