Trimming question

[Milesmkd]

Today i cut like 10 little flowers of the inside of my plant, all little tiny flowers that get no sun. they were all located on the side branches near the main stem, but at the very bottom of my plant.Will this make the top flowers of the side branches grow more?

 

[Brimi]

You probably won't notice any difference.

 

[GoldenGanja13]

That is a common practice. Why have energy flow into something so low and no go.

 

[Milesmkd]

That is a common practice. Why have energy flow into something so low and no go.

Cool that's what I figured, thanks for the reisurance.

 

[moash]

That is a common practice. Why have energy flow into something so low and no go.

ditto that

 

[9867mike777]

I personally don't think you should trim any buds, unless they are diseased or something. The bud doesn't just get what it needs from the leaves right in the bud, it gets it from the entire plant and root system. So even if it doesn't get a lot of sun, it can benefit from the sun being picked up from other leaves on the plant.

 

[GoldenGanja13]

I normally keep my plants trimmed up 1/3 from bottom, and all thin stems that my be taking nutes away from all bigger stems. The church is one that needs lots of trimming of thin stems.

 

[Milesmkd]

I personally don't think you should trim any buds, unless they are diseased or something. The bud doesn't just get what it needs from the leaves right in the bud, it gets it from the entire plant and root system. So even if it doesn't get a lot of sun, it can benefit from the sun being picked up from other leaves on the plant.

Mine hadn't grown in 3 weeks and were pueny. It was worth it. The last weeks my tops flurished were I had done the trimming.