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    Pruning

    Any advice on pruning this beauty? I have been tying back branches in an effort to train it to grow wider. However so many shoots sprout up at the joints then just keep multiplying. This seems like a good thing but I'm concerned so many shoots will block out light and encounter restricted growth from growing into each other. What's your take on this? Should I prune some or just keep tying them back

    #2
    Take some off for clones? If you can see through to the bottom it's good. Remove what's blocking bud sites, tuck & fold, or train it out more with wire?
    Soil: Coast of Maine Stonington Blend, perlite; Seedlings: CoM org potting soil
    Indoor: 2 x 5.5 x 8' Closet grow
    Viparspectra XS2000; EnjoYield 220W full spectrum light added during flower
    Various size fabric grow bags
    Cal-Mag & GH Trio if needed; Flower Fuel & molasses during bloom; ReCharge
    4 clip fans. Exhaust into attic is vented to the eaves
    Current grow: DEAD FLOWERS

    "Joker, smoker & midnight toker, I sure don't want to hurt no one"

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      #3
      Very healthy looking plant and good job training so far. I like to set my plants up on the potting table where I can turn it and get a good look at what's going on. I try and remove some of the larger fan leaves one by one until I get decent light penetration and I can adjust my tiedowns a bit. Like Puglover1 says, you can always take some clones from some of the new branches that are filling up interior growth. Looking good.

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