N8fACt0R Active Member Nov 10, 2008 #1 If a plant has buds with varying degrees of ripeness ( prob. due to improper lighting ) and the ripe buds were removed ( removal of the entire branch ) would the remaining buds (the less mature ones still on the plant) be negatively effected?
If a plant has buds with varying degrees of ripeness ( prob. due to improper lighting ) and the ripe buds were removed ( removal of the entire branch ) would the remaining buds (the less mature ones still on the plant) be negatively effected?
burlingo Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2008 #2 no, well not if you do it right. i'm not exactly sure how to do this properly. but people who are in the know will help you out soon.
no, well not if you do it right. i'm not exactly sure how to do this properly. but people who are in the know will help you out soon.
tipsgnob New Member Nov 10, 2008 #4 you can remove buds and the other buds will continue to grow. try to cut as little as possible at a time...so not to stress the plant.
you can remove buds and the other buds will continue to grow. try to cut as little as possible at a time...so not to stress the plant.
