Grow Closet Help

[canadianhemperor]

Do you find the hairs on your buds are incridebly long? if so thats caused by high temps, sometimes you dont really realize it until it's dried and cured .If it's not the case ,your lucky high temps give hairy buds most of the times.

[Esteban1]

They appear normal but if it were the case...... this causes?

[canadianhemperor]

less dense buds more fluffy end product. it's still gona be potent so....... not much, it's more about maximum yield.

[canadianhemperor]

and I saw that you all your seeds in the same container, next time start your seeds in seperate containers roots mixing and touching is bad!

[CanGro]

I'm curious to why your plants look like they have been stripped bare, any reason why this is?

[Esteban1]

Answer;


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& they are All looking like this!:abduct:

[CanGro]

Answer;


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& they are All looking like this!:abduct:

Your yet to answer my question as above, as I'm really curious to why you would cut your major fans from the plant and damage its growth for the buds......

[Esteban1]

CanGro:

Easy to explain..... Now that the plants are in "flower" all of the energy goes into the "flower"..... Not the leaves. Plenty remaining in & around colas to thrive. Lets put it this way, I've noticed a two fold growth ever since. I am talking 5 days. Can't argue with that......Y/N?


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[CanGro]

CanGro:

Easy to explain..... Now that the plants are in "flower" all of the energy goes into the "flower"..... Not the leaves. Plenty remaining in & around colas to thrive. Lets put it this way, I've noticed a two fold growth ever since. I am talking 5 days. Can't argue with that......Y/N?


:abduct:

But as I've said, uve damaged the bud growth by removeing the big fan leaves. The plant still requires the large leaves for photosynthesis, by reducing the amount of light taken in for the growth of the bud and removing them your buds ain't going to be that big. You've actually stumped the growth by doing this and reduced the carbon intake that the flower requires more so now than in the vegitive state.

[canadianhemperor]

fan leafs from the bud should not be removed unless it's covering another bud and minimizing the other buds potential. Fan leaves at the start of the branch that are used to make the branch get bigger when there job is done and the buds have plenty of fan leaves to sustain them and the branch, those leaves can now be removed, makes more juice for the branch and bud. Anyway they usually start to wilt when their job is done anyway.