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Trim or not to trim

Gettinit

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So I just finished training this plant(over 6 weeks old), it's been growing untied for a a day or 2 and the leafs in the middle are starting to stack on top of each other, pushing one another, even twisting some new growth. I don't know if that's normal or I should just take some leafs off so it's more manageable. Thanks for any reply:cool:​​​​​​.
 

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That looks like PH problem starting to develop, or too much water. But since the jagged edges of leaves are curled upwards, it seems like PH problem to me. Is that pure coco medium?
 
How big is that pot? Are you going to transplant?
If so mix in about 30% perlite in your next pot, it will improve your drainage.
Did you preload the coco with calmag? If not it could be causing a pH problem.
Nebula has an excellent tutorial for coco, it is what she excels with. Do what she says and you'll do ok for a first timer!
Happy farming!
 
I don't know how coco behave, only that it's pretty empty medium. Do you track your PH every time? I made a mistake and learned the hard way that water in my area changes PH. I lost one month and about 50% yield because of shock. On other one I had the same signs, jagged edges streaching upwards, followed by discoloration. It was overwatering, the earth around plant was dry but root made a ball and retained water in it. But dude...you have cut this plant about 6 times, right? Why?
 
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13 bud sites, one cut and one time defoliation. That is why I asked about you cutting your plant so much. This is 6 l container, once I put it in 11 l bag it will explode.



 
This is my final pot(14L or 3Gal), yes I did preload my coco with calmag at the right ph. I'll check out nebula, thanks man.
 
I can't see your photo. About the cutting, I followed a technique called mainlining or manifolding so I topped 3 times(cut off 7 total tops) for 8 main colas.
 
Here I hope you can see it now...I topped after 4th node, but I topped only 2/3 off top. That way you get 3 branches instead of 2.
 

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