Do i prune these solo leaves now that it's starting to flower? I have 2 out of 13 that are just going crazy flowering and i want them to get the most good stuff. What should i do to help
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I leave as many leaves as I can, while trying to have good air flow to minimize mold on outdoor plants. The plant will utilize the readily available nitrogen in those leaves as it flowers and they will turn yellow, then you can remove them. The plant knows what to do, just sit back and wait.Do i prune these solo leaves now that it's starting to flower? I have 2 out of 13 that are just going crazy flowering and i want them to get the most good stuff. What should i do to help
Depends where you live if you get cool damp weather in flower like me I would get in there an strip all the sucker leaves out of there for better air flow.Do i prune these solo leaves now that it's starting to flower? I have 2 out of 13 that are just going crazy flowering and i want them to get the most good stuff. What should i do to help