should leaves suffered slight burn from heat stress be trimmed

[funnybot]

a few leaves suffered from minor heat stress and as a result a few of their edges are burnt/a little crispy but i have corrected the heat problem so it is always at an ok temperature now, should i trim these dead edges off?

 

[$waGgEr]

are the plants in veg?...if so..yeah. trim at a 45 degree angle if u didnt pay attention in math class ---> / <--- like that ..

 

[funnybot]

are the plants in veg?...if so..yeah. trim at a 45 degree angle if u didnt pay attention in math class ---> / <--- like that ..

they were put into flowering only 3 days ago but the leaves did burn in veg, kinda why i moved them to flowering a few days earlier than planned.

 

[$waGgEr]

hm..trim em they will start to mold and rot if left on the plant...in the future if you plant gets burned or stressed or if you trim it, give it a lil recovery time..at least a week before going into flowering...flowering is stressfull the plant has to chang gears.

 

[GanjaGod420000]

I always keep my plants nice and bottom-dressed, even during flowering, and as long as it's potential new branches coming up later into flowering, which r often dying already, and naturally-yellowing leaves, u will be fine... Keeping your plants neat and clean below, helps them to thrive up on canopy side, because of no mold- or pest-related issues because lack of air-flow or dead or dying plant material taking up precious plant energy for nothing, in search of light it will never get to, but rather directed through the now more-opened up bottom areas to the top, where it really counts, which most often only helps everything out in a cannabis garden...

 

[femalelovin]

what does everyone think of trimming off half of fan leaves like every 2 or 3 nodes. Also i let my plant grow like 3feet tall then i topped it does anyone think i should pinch and bend the two new main stems that have came out to make them tougher???