Quote Originally Posted by OMB
I prune that low growth that won't amount to much due to not getting much light. The smaller internal ones go, as well as the ones at the base to "open up" that area for watering and general "seeing"....but that's just me, maybe some of the more experienced peeps will chime in.
Hey thanks for adding your experience, OMB. Does this show any negative effects on the plants when you do it? I will grab some razor blades tomorrow.
d00g Reviewed by d00g on . Pruning and Another Question I never planned on pruning during my first grow. I had not read much up on it. However, as my plants are growing low and bushy, there are a lot of "hidden" leaves and branches that aren't getting light and are taking up energy that could be spent on other parts of the plant. 296782 296783 296784 These 2 are about a month old. Is it ok to trim the very small under branches, or am I better off leaving everything alone? This is my first grow and I can never keep my hands off Rating: 5