Pruning

Jules1976

Jules1976

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How long into flower can I cut my plants please my babies are becoming very bushy since I lollipopped them having a big problem with humidity and am worried about WPM and was thinking getting rid of a few leaves might help
 
bk78

bk78

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So you want to chop your plants because of humidity issues? Get s dehumidifier

do you have any pictures by any chance?
 
Southside112

Southside112

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Dehumidifier or get a larger extraction fan with more cfm. Removing some leaves will help though if you have no other options.
 
Jules1976

Jules1976

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Got a bigger fan than needed too mate got a.5" inline black orchid is supposed to be for 4x4 but mines only 1 metre I think I have just let them get too bushy think I need to learn how manipulate them better don't really know anything about tying down ect
 
jondamon

jondamon

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Jules1976 said:
Got a bigger fan than needed too mate got a.5" inline black orchid is supposed to be for 4x4 but mines only 1 metre I think I have just let them get too bushy think I need to learn how manipulate them better don't really know anything about tying down ect
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No the guy means have you got any more circulation fans in the area to keep air from becoming stagnant.
 
jondamon

jondamon

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Jules1976 said:
Got a bigger fan than needed too mate got a.5" inline black orchid is supposed to be for 4x4 but mines only 1 metre I think I have just let them get too bushy think I need to learn how manipulate them better don't really know anything about tying down ect
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You can also add circulation fans underneath your plants to keep the air moving within the canopy to help stop issues with microclimates between leaf surfaces etc.
 
Southside112

Southside112

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Jules1976 said:
Got a bigger fan than needed too mate got a.5" inline black orchid is supposed to be for 4x4 but mines only 1 metre I think I have just let them get too bushy think I need to learn how manipulate them better don't really know anything about tying down ect
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Might just be humid outdoors right now. Honestly your space isn't even that full to be having humidity issues.
 
Jules1976

Jules1976

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jondamon said:
You can also add circulation fans underneath your plants to keep the air moving within the canopy to help stop issues with microclimates between leaf surfaces etc.
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Was thinking that would that be okay to blow from underneath? Thanks for taking time to offer advice
 
jondamon

jondamon

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Jules1976 said:
Was thinking that would that be okay to blow from underneath? Thanks for taking time to offer advice
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Figured what would be ok to blow from underneath?

Personally I have an oscillating fan at one end of my area and I use some small USB fans and a stationary fan around my area when my canopy becomes dense.
 
jondamon

jondamon

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Jules1976 said:
Yeah just one clip on and then the main fan
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You ideally should have one at every corner pole of your tent for best and then have some on standby incase you need more movement underneath as mentioned etc

My oscillating fan is far right on a shelf on the wall.
Plus you can see my lower fan blowing away from the plants to create indirect air movement and they’re just in veg right now. A0226C37-DE6D-49E6-B171-135CCC326101.jpeg
 
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