When to start trimming

[dmnted]

update on my BB
this is at either 7/8 weeks. I started counting the weeks when I got 4 leaves
I move the plant outside on the 18th of May.
I've cut the top off and trimming some leaves

[Saeteinn]

I use a ViparSpectra XS2000 200W full spectrum LED. It was around $200 and it's worked great (user error on my part at first aside). But it's lasted me several years of use and still works just fine for my 4 bucket DWC setup after about 3 years of pretty consistent use.

[dmnted]

Looking good so far! Not too much distance between nodes, either.
What kind of setup are you using once you move it inside?
As for trimming, I agree with the above advice. Unless a leaf is dying or problematic and can't be tucked, I don't do much trimming. I mostly wait for the two big defoliations for that unless light penetration becomes an issue. I grow in DWC under an LED, so I get good light penetration through the whole grow.

I'm still looking at doing on the cheap but definitely looking at LED lighting.
I think I'll just leave it outside and let the wife's complaints flow through one ear and out the other.

[Saeteinn]

Looking good so far! Not too much distance between nodes, either.
What kind of setup are you using once you move it inside?
As for trimming, I agree with the above advice. Unless a leaf is dying or problematic and can't be tucked, I don't do much trimming. I mostly wait for the two big defoliations for that unless light penetration becomes an issue. I grow in DWC under an LED, so I get good light penetration through the whole grow.

[dmnted]

looks great dude, congratulation for this grow.

it all has to do with the fox farm trio of nutrients provided I remember to shake the bottle before feeding.

[Rootsruler]

If you don't know what topping is it's when you cut the main stem top growth to redistribute the grow energy to other parts of the plant resulting in a more bushy and branchy plant.

[OldManGrower]

I agree, top the plant and begin LST to spread it out.

[9fingerleafs]

Looks great. Being your first time it's better not to trim leaves so you can see and learn how the plant grows. What you can do is top so it grows more branches instead of one main branch. Removing leaves can be counter productive if you don't know what you're doing

[Bluey]

https://www.growweedeasy.com/?s=Training

Have a read above

[dmnted]

hi all

newbie here.
growing my first plant . a Bruce Banner
looking for advice as to when to start to trim it and where.
currently it's growing outside but will need to move in side


here's my plant so far

https://imgur.com/a/No5NHbB

Thanks for any help to a newbie grower from a long time smoker.