Ripe buds

[colliefish]

Hi guys and gals,

Heres one for you.

If some buds are ready and some are not do you
a...Trim the lot and lose a little yield
or
b...Trim each bud as it reaches that special moment.

I want to keep the lady as a mother for cloning so I wont be killing her off.
Cheers for your help.

colliefish Reviewed by colliefish on 01-28-2005. Ripe buds Hi guys and gals, Heres one for you. If some buds are ready and some are not do you a...Trim the lot and lose a little yield or b...Trim each bud as it reaches that special moment. I want to keep the lady as a mother for cloning so I wont be killing her off. Rating: 5

[dylan]

i would say its a matter of personal prefrence, but i would trim as they are ready and wait for the others to fully mature.

[vegasgrower]

If you are going to start a new grow as soon as harvest, then do them all at once, if you are in no hurry then cut some and wait for the others to mature

[Garden Knowm]

In a super dense See o' Green... I will clip the monsters on top... and let the lower, light starved buds soak up some rays ....... for up to an a week....

[colliefish]

cheers folks,

Based on the advice you have given I will trim each bud as it is ready, although I dont think this will start for a few days, The trychones are about half cloudy and half clear.

Thanks for your help.

[Sensi Super Skunk]

cheers folks,

Based on the advice you have given I will trim each bud as it is ready, although I dont think this will start for a few days, The trychones are about half cloudy and half clear.

Thanks for your help.

What species are you growing, indica or sativa.

[colliefish]

Hi S.S.S.

I am growing a sativa, Was told it was skunk but the seeds came from e bay so cant be 100 % sure but I am quite pleased with the yield for my first grow.

Another question though,
I have read of these pages that it stresses the plant to much or aint much good if you re-veg a flowered plant and then flower it again. But have also read that you can clone a re-veged plant and flower the clones. As it is more or less a replica of the same plant surely the same princaple applies.

Cheers again folks