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03-12-2006, 05:19 AM #1OPJunior Member
pruning for flowering?
is it good to prune for flowering to increase yield?
does it even increase yield?
i am 1 week into flowering now and want to prune
i figure pruning the leaves on the bottom will make the plant focus its "power" on one single cola instead of multiple bud sites
i figure the bud sites on the bottom of the plant aren't receiving a lot of light anyways, therefore its a waste of "energy" since the bud wouldn't come out good
what do you guys think?
thanks:thumbsup:pdp Reviewed by pdp on . pruning for flowering? is it good to prune for flowering to increase yield? does it even increase yield? i am 1 week into flowering now and want to prune i figure pruning the leaves on the bottom will make the plant focus its "power" on one single cola instead of multiple bud sites i figure the bud sites on the bottom of the plant aren't receiving a lot of light anyways, therefore its a waste of "energy" since the bud wouldn't come out good what do you guys think? thanks:thumbsup: Rating: 5
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03-12-2006, 06:12 AM #2Senior Member
pruning for flowering?
Depends
if your plant is 3 feet tall and you are just flowering now.. and you are using fluorescent lighting from the TOP..
you better prune the bottom 2 feet..
LOL
as you begin to get grow experience , you will grow your plants to a perfect height.. and then flower.. requirng veryvrey little pruning
post a pic please
: )
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03-12-2006, 06:25 AM #3Junior Member
pruning for flowering?
I grow sog and I pruned the all the bottom of of my plants but I also flower when they are about 1 foot tall. I get about 1 OZ per plant
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03-12-2006, 07:00 AM #4Senior Member
pruning for flowering?
If you prune for single cola leave the bottom leaves on the bottom branches on as kind of like booster packs. Take off the buds when they first start to develop on the lower shaded braches. A plant starts turning at the top progressing to the bottom on the first and second turning (and the third but not worth the wait) The idea is not only will the energy be focused on the main single cola but flowering time is shortened as you dont have to wait for the little crap nugs to turn. This is why tall plants usually take a longer time to flower.
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c
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03-12-2006, 02:13 PM #5Senior Member
pruning for flowering?
you mine as well just cut the entire lower branch off.the little ones that aren't doing much...chop the whole thing off.
Before flowering preferably but you can do it now if you want.
On second thought leaving the leaves on there is not a bad idea.like you said it's like reserve nutes.:thumbsup:
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03-12-2006, 09:10 PM #6OPJunior Member
pruning for flowering?
here are some pics
full plant, biggest one we have is a little over 2 feet
lower part of plant, how much should be cut off?
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...Picture028.jpg
top view
so your saying cut the lower branches to get rid of the bud sites?
thanks:stoned:
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03-12-2006, 09:42 PM #7Senior Member
pruning for flowering?
I would let those grow. Perhaps time for a two gallon pot though.
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c
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03-12-2006, 11:48 PM #8OPJunior Member
pruning for flowering?
Originally Posted by karmaxul
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03-13-2006, 12:50 AM #9Senior Member
pruning for flowering?
sure but its a little late for single cola at this point.
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c
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03-13-2006, 12:50 AM #10Senior Member
pruning for flowering?
the bigger branches should have a decent cola on them at the top
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