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    Hello.. I wanna ask if it is wise to remove some lower leaves during 3rd week of flowering. I mean some lower small leaves and also some partly yellow leaves and some leaves in bushy areas to avoid some features mold? Would it be to much stress for this time?
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    Last edited by Neft; 11-18-2017, 03:44 PM.

    #2
    Everyone is different but I don't think you are gonna hurt a thing.
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      #3
      Ok.. Thanks. Is it also fine to deformed it and bend it and do some low stress training . Or it is already too late for that? In 3rd week were flowering are starting to grow?

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        #4
        If she is getting to close to your light ,you have got to do something,
        Thats why you try to do most of your training earlier, but a little training ought not hurt anything.
        Nebula has got some great information on GWE, about training, and when to to it. GoodLuck Neft, an welcome to GWE
        Cfls for a week or two
        315lec for everything else
        Dug up Ms.topsoil, with perlite added
        36x36x63 inch tent.
        6inch - exaust - intake fans an scrubber
        Smart pots
        Molasses
        Autoflowers

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          #5
          Thanks for the fast reply. Very good place to learn you have here.

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            #6
            GWE, is THE best place to learn, and not just learn but to communicate with each other, Nebula doesn't put up with all the BS, that's on all the other forums.
            Good Luck with your grow Neft, if you ever run into a problem, someone here
            will be glad to try to help you.
            Cfls for a week or two
            315lec for everything else
            Dug up Ms.topsoil, with perlite added
            36x36x63 inch tent.
            6inch - exaust - intake fans an scrubber
            Smart pots
            Molasses
            Autoflowers

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              #7
              You may want to defoliate a little by removing the larger fan leaves to let light in to areas that will bud up if you let light in. She looks early in flower - 3 weeks? - too late to do any training. Otherwise, she's a beauty! Very healthy. Nice job!
              I like big buds and I can not lie.

              Somango XXL (3 gal)
              Blue Mystic (7 gal)
              VIPARSPECTRA 450W LED Grow Light
              Coco Coir w/30% perlite
              Fox Farms Nutrients plus Cal-Mag Plus

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              • Dagmar
                Dagmar commented
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                See GWE website for info on defoliating or go to Youtube.

              • Neft
                Neft commented
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                Hi, I read the article about defoling and it sounds just the thing I need. My only worry is that I hope it won't stress her too much. I hed meny cases before of herms and I hope it won't happen again. Also I thought that those fun leaves are the storage of the energy and it better to take off as little as possible. So it's abit confusing.

              #8
              Yes. She is amazing, it's a 707 headband and evry day I'm in shock she is like that, because during veg after I moved her to to a 15 kg soil pod she almost died and could berly stand up. It's amazing the recovery this grass can do.

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              • D.A.A.S.69
                D.A.A.S.69 commented
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                Your doing great Neft, you don't have to take any leaves if you don't want to, but it helps to keep your plant opened up for more light an breeze, just remove a couple at a time , that want shock your plant.

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