NO defoliation appreciation thread.

[GC_Mospeada]

I'm a new grower, a year and a half in and I'm shocked at the amount of people that take fan leaves off of their plants. It's hard to find many grows that keep the goodness on so here's a call out for the NO defoliators...Show me your grows so I know I am not alone.

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[Wattzzup]

so No one in this thread will remove ANY branches or leaves? Just want to make sure what I’m looking at.

here’s my previous auto with no defol. 0 branches or leaves removed. So if you removed a leaf or branch this thread isn’t for you.

 

[GC_Mospeada]

Yep...We'll see cause...I'm genuinely curious as well...I'm not so sure anyone has taken it this far...However, if you look at week 3 I took off several leaves that had humidity damage...From the WHOLE lot though, several leaves that were sick.

 

[rkymtnman]

if leaves aren't needed by a plant, they will yellow up, die and fall off all by themselves.

 

[TreeFarmerCharlie]

I do lollipop and remove lower branches/leaves, before flipping to flower, but then I only remove damaged leaves throughout flower.

 

[xtsho]

I cut nothing.

 

[a mongo frog]

Not alone. Clean up the watering line, but i love leaves and DE HPS!!!!

 

[GC_Mospeada]

so No one in this thread will remove ANY branches or leaves? Just want to make sure what I’m looking at.

here’s my previous auto with no defol. 0 branches or leaves removed. So if you removed a leaf or branch this thread isn’t for you.
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Yep...Also that looks great The only things that can be removed is anything that was unhealthy.

 

[Wattzzup]

Yep...We'll see cause...I'm genuinely curious as well...I'm not so sure anyone has taken it this far...However, if you look at week 3 I took off several leaves that had humidity damage...From the WHOLE lot though, several leaves that were sick.

That’s defol

Defoliation
remove leaves from (a tree, plant, or area of land), for agricultural purposes or as a military tactic.

 

[BobBitchen]

so No one in this thread will remove ANY branches or leaves?

It's not that you shouldn't remove leaves/branches, it's you should understand why you're doing it. If it's from a Youtube broscience video, you should do more research.

 

[GC_Mospeada]

That’s defol

Not if there's so little of it you can let it fall off and die.

 

[TreeFarmerCharlie]

That’s defol

It's not. It's more pruning or trimming than anything. Defoliation, by definition, is a mass removal of leaves.

 

[Wattzzup]

It's not. It's more pruning or trimming than anything. Defoliation, by definition, is a mass removal of leaves.

Defoliation
remove leaves from (a tree, plant, or area of land), for agricultural purposes or as a military tactic.

not seeing the word mass or any number in the definition

feel free to change the definition they way u see fit to feel better

 

[BobBitchen]

That’s defol

Defoliation
remove leaves from (a tree, plant, or area of land), for agricultural purposes or as a military tactic.

As was explained to you in other threads, most experienced growers do it for air flow & apical dominance

 

[Boatguy]

That’s defol

Defoliation
remove leaves from (a tree, plant, or area of land), for agricultural purposes or as a military tactic.

In your case it would be. You really need to sort out your yellow leaf issue.

 

[BobBitchen]

Defoliation
remove leaves from (a tree, plant, or area of land), for agricultural purposes or as a military tactic.

not seeing the word mass or any number in the definition

feel free to change the definition they way u see fit to feel better

Why are you arguing so hard for defol ? You only tried it a few weeks ago. How do you have such a hard-on for it ?

 

[TreeFarmerCharlie]

Defoliation
remove leaves from (a tree, plant, or area of land), for agricultural purposes or as a military tactic.

not seeing the word mass or any number in the definition

feel free to change the definition they way u see fit to feel better

You need to read the ENTIRE definition. It literally means "stripped of leaves". When the military defoliates a forest to expose the enemy, do you think they selectively remove only the ones that are damaged?

de·fo·li·ate
/dēˈfōlēˌāt/
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verb
verb: defoliate; 3rd person present: defoliates; past tense: defoliated; past participle: defoliated; gerund or present participle: defoliating

remove leaves from (a tree, plant, or area of land), for agricultural purposes or as a military tactic.
"the area was defoliated and napalmed many times"

Origin
late 18th century: from late Latin defoliat- ‘stripped of leaves’, from the verb defoliare, from de- (expressing removal) + folium ‘leaf’.

 

[BobBitchen]

@Wattzzup
Looks like you're about to get the ban-hammer.
Rolli is tired of your incessantt arguing about things you have no clue on....
tread lightly son..

 

[TreeFarmerCharlie]

@Wattzzup
Looks like you're about to get the ban-hammer.
Rolli is tired of your incessantt arguing about things you have no clue on....
tread lightly son..

Are you talking to me?

Never mind, I just notice the user tag.

 

[BobBitchen]

Are you talking to me?

no, @Wattzzup