homebrewer
Well-Known Member
I've found that tric development is pretty uniform across a plant so when the tops are ready, so are the bottoms. Chopping the top first and then the bottom certainly wont hurt your yields and may give you a few extra grams from those lower flowers. If you have the time and space, give it a try. If you try this, I wouldn't wait more than a week between the time you chop the top and the time you chop the bottom.OMG I CANT WAIT THAT LONG. But thanks. Hopefully its 60 days rather then 70. Well I think some are going to be done before others. So I would be happy if one of the girls were done by 60. I read something where somebody said you can harvest just the top of the plant then leave the bottom branches in the light a few extra days and they grow bigger cause ther are getting direct light. Is this true or is this some BS to get my crop messed up.