Pruning/new shoots/growth

[Geeza]

Hi Guy's n Gal's,

At what stage of your grow cycle do y'all stop taking new shoots/growth off your plants?

I currently trim this way to hopefully get my plants to concentrate all their bud-producing into each "main".
I stop trimming them at 21 days into flower, I don't know why. I think I read it somewhere. My issue is that new shoots still grow for another week or so after the 21 days, and I haven't yet been brave enough to experiment with taking them off that late into flowering for fear of ruining the plant. Any help/advice from you guys with the experience would be much appreciated.
Thanks.

[golfnrl]

You should be able to remove the new growth you are referring to with no problem. I call those stems, suckers. If you haven't already, search pruning and how to lollipop over on the GWE web site. There's some good guidance for timing etc.

[Geeza]

Will do, thanks.

[Bluey]

The last decent trim I give them is no later than 3 weeks past flip. I still pluck leaves and remove those suckers down below. Sometimes I don't trim much and sometimes I don't remove much at all. Still seem to get decent yields and buds either way. Humidity can start to climb a bit high though with lots of foliage and air movement gets critical if it's a jungle but if you can keep on top of it then your main goal is to get full light on your buds. That seems to be the key.

[Geeza]

Going by that, it seems I'm not too far off with what I'm doing, I will do as golfnrl suggests and have a brouse on GWE pruning,
Cheers, Thanks.