pruning before bloom

[smoker1990]

Make sure you do all the pruning before you start to flower. Some people like to do it, others don't. If you are going to you should remove smaller growth at the bottom for two reasons. One, to allow greater air flow and two, to focus growth on the upper parts of the plant that are closer to the lights. You should also remove parts that look less healthy than others.

[bkb]

ok lemme give u the low down i am using 8 cfls in a 4 foot wide closet by 3.5 feet im waiting to get a timer to bloom so i can wait a little my 7 cfls lights are 13w and a 26w i just took clones to see whats male and whats female i plan on doin it indoors i have 3 in seperate 4 gal container and 2 are together i know i fucked up but nothing i can do now im using fox farm 50/50 lighwarrior and ocean farm

[Da_Toker]

very informative. will put into practice... unfortunately i havent been prunning. my plants are very tall and skinny... i did however prune the tops of them last week new branches coming in already .. so hoping for the best.

[built2spill]

i can give u a picture i have pretty big plants but only four im using cfls and mirrorsfor two of my walls

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe mirrors suck in light more than they reflect. Use flat white paint if cost is an issue.

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[bkb]

how sum of the buds ended up
this is wht i beleave to be sour diesle
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[Aristotle The Green]

u can prune anything not getting sunlight but remember a plant goes into shock for 5 days or so after u want to use any time u have wisely or the plant will out grow the methods like lst,topping and supercropping u only have so much time to do things on a plant