1k watt grow newbie plz comment

What up roll it up new to site 2nd grow but 1st with all equipment I have the basics down learning more everyday currently I have 2 blackbettys 1gdp 1blackberry cheese 1 white elephant 1 mystery seed also I have purp haze that was an accident almost done 1st pic is most recent 2nd is 1st day I got them

Please tell me the plant in the back left of the second pic isn't the haze you are saying is almost done....

It was an accident plant that I threw on balcony

are you going to scrog? SOG? cut the bottom 1/2 to produce more uptop? are you topping for more tops?

Not sure yet as of now I'm just tying down to promote a healthy bushy plant I was thinking of lollipop later in veg

Growingoutthehood said:

Not sure yet as of now I'm just tying down to promote a healthy bushy plant I was thinking of lollipop later in veg

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Tuck, don't pluck. Leaves are what make your plant energy. If they aren't shading a bud, leave 'em be...

Edit: and leaves are a buffer for your plant. If you screw the pooch and go tits up, the leaves will take the brunt of the initial impact and can give you time to adjust.

Well I planned on just cutting lower branches very lower not defoliate if that's what u mean

Biggest 2 worries is 1 curing 1st grow smelt like hay after chopping it down
2 cloning just haven't learned but with easier access to pot friendly stores no prob now but curing bud back to smell during flowering biggest battle

Growingoutthehood said:

Biggest 2 worries is 1 curing 1st grow smelt like hay after chopping it down
2 cloning just haven't learned but with easier access to pot friendly stores no prob now but curing bud back to smell during flowering biggest battle

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I use a rooting powder, cut clones with scissors, root 'em in a dome under 50w of CFL, and never had a problem. If a clone doesn't take, I'll re-cut the stem, re-dip in powder, and let it go again...

You don't have to go overboard to have good success.

+1 leave the leaves.

The pinned post in the harvesting forum has good info. They look healthy, good luck with the grow!

Thanks guys

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