To trim or not to trim

hey man first off they look BEAUTIFUL and im new to growing but IMO go for it i dont think youll stress them out too much if anything theyll love you more for helping them get that extra light ya know well hope all goes well and if you dont mmind me asking what kinda strain(s) you got going?
 

RawBudzski

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Nah man. One thing I learned is not to trim... I think its just a tendency to wanna "Improve" or "fix" something.. Even when budding and theirs alot of shade... Just Move the leaves.. never trim.. Bud will be bud shaded or not.
 

frankcast04

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hey man first off they look beautiful and im new to growing but imo go for it i dont think youll stress them out too much if anything theyll love you more for helping them get that extra light ya know well hope all goes well and if you dont mmind me asking what kinda strain(s) you got going?
thanks man, there super jack, alien white fire, jack herrer and purple master. Sj and jh were getting to big so i bend the stem there about 33 ich tall and the awf got topped is 20 inch and the pm is about 18 inch.
 

frankcast04

Well-Known Member
gj on jack herrer. Im not big on sativas but thats one of my fav
i tryed looking up the alien white fire on the strain list and couldnt find it any where so i call the dispansery where i got it ( queen clone dispensary) and he told me it was a strain they made they crossed (super lemon haze x alien og)
 

zvuv

Active Member
Dont trim/prune/supercrop/transplant during flowering if you can avoid it. If you feel the need you can gently LST the branches to spread them and you can tie or tuck the big fan leaves back. It's the leaves that make the bud. Like RawBudski said, light on the buds themselves is less important.
 
well im glad you all answered after me or i wouldve felt like garbage for making him ruin his plant lol plus i just learned soemthing new as well :)
 
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