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Yes its dry. Never a wet trim. I guess I should have said that.

I read the very first post and it just seemed to over complicate something that everyone already thinks is really difficult but if you keep it simple it's quite easy. I've been curing like that for years and I always end up with dank. Im no expert though so like the post says any tips are welcome.

Good info!

No please educate me directly. What does defoliating in early flower have to do with flushing towards the end?

Because of the flush. Do I really have to break this down for people? When you stop feeding aka flushing you're now forcing the plant to use its reserves which are stored all throughout the plant not just the leaves but it shows through the leaves. Yes there is a bit of a deficiency in the first...

Light gives the plant energy not leaves. Light is plant food meaning light is energy

Do you even grow? They look the way they do because of the flush...….. these phots were taken literally minutes before harvest...….

Well said!!

Fat colas of quality buds.... I'll just leave these here

Let me rephrase that. Defoliating increases yeild of quality buds. They will be fatter and denser. If you want a huge yeild of a bunch of boof no ones stopping you but I enjoy high grade flower

Defoliating increases yeilds. You'll have fatter denser buds

Sounds like you take off more than I do but im still 100% with you on heavy defoliation. And ya there is no new leaves just the ones left on will continue to grow and theyd still grow even if you didn't defoliate.

It's more entertaining than discouraging. I'm not the best grower but I know I grow dank so whatever jabs these people take just makes me laugh. It's just surprising because I thought this community was supposed to build each other up and learn from each other instead of calling people dumb...

When I talk about defoliating im not saying remove every single leaf and strip the plant completely. Use your head and remove leaves arent doing anything significantly positive because air flow and light penetration is more important that an excessive amount of leaves and like you said the rest...

Ya I have already encountered some trolls lol what I don't get is why people feel the need to attack people and throw some jabs in their statement like just address the comment no need for hate lol

You get one here everyday cause youre here...lol just kidding homie all positive vibes over here... but I don't think you're reading what im saying. I never said leaves use more energy than they produce. What im saying is... leaves require energy (not more than they produce but they still...

Hmm I'll have to check it out when I get permission lol thanks for the info homie!

No magic just common sense. If theres no leaf then theres no energy going into leaf growth so by removing the leaves youre not allowing the plant to focus on leaf growth it only has to focus on flower growth. And yes please look up photosynthesis because light powers plants not leaves. The point...

I never said it takes more energy than it produces. I said it takes energy. energy that doesn't have to be spent on leaf growth if there is no leaf. It's more about understanding what the plant is doing at that point in its life and at the point when its time to start stacking buds air flow and...

ya I'm slowly navigating this site, thank you!!