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06-16-2008, 04:29 AM #8
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Don't be afraid to prune
Thanks, glad you got something out of it. The reason why I trim in about the middle of the flower period ( 4 weeks or so) if because that's when I can see where the flowers are coming out. At that point I remove the ones I know are not going to develop into feasible material. I can tell by size, location, and stem thickness whether it will materialize or not. So I cut those in favor of upper flowers.
Originally Posted by jashbery
I think that MJ yields best from 4 total colas ultimately. And you can see from the end results it works well. The pic at harvest is a plant that suffered a HUGE Mg deficiency and almost died. I revived her and lost a bit of time, but she's going to yield over a pound dry.
No, I don't actually save and reuse that material, although I guess I should bubble hash it.
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