Grizzlychip
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I haven't really trimmed anything since veg and I'm day 15 into flower I just trimmed some of the leaves that were blocking the tops today and was wondering if I shouldn't cut leaves or what to do next
Anything I can do to get these buds fatter?
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a mongo frog
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Pretty sure you are on pace to have the fattest buds ever! Nice plant.
Grizzlychip
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Thanks it's my first time growing anything
TreeFarmerCharlie
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Yup, just wait. They start out really slow, and almost seem to pause for a bit, and then they start taking off.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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That looks incredible for a first grow. You’ll get some killer flowers on that shrub!
Grizzlychip
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So I shouldn't trim anymore of the leaves? Just let it do its thing?
Wattzzup
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if it’s your first I would leave it. Nice job so far!
TreeFarmerCharlie
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Yeah, I would leave he be and let her do her thing. I wouldn’t worry about removing any leaves unless you have really high humidity in there and it starts to smell stale.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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Theres a fan blowing up her skirt. I thought the middle looked a little crowded but I figured that fan is probably helping a lot. The plant doesn’t seemed bothered by it to me.
edit: I take that back. I just zoomed in on my phone and the middle of the plant is really crowded so I see what you were saying.
ianc4990
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Its not now that you have to worry. Every branch that is close to touching right now, will start to fill in with swell. You dont really want anything that close. The point of the net you have, is to spread the branches apart to give buds room to grow and light room to get low. Im all about a bunch of branches, they just need spaced out further.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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Sorry for the confusion, I’m not the OP, I was just commenting on it because I initially didn’t think the plant looked as crowded as it is. I had to zoom in on the upskirt to see all the stems.
canadiantoker420
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It’s nice to tuck leaves to expose your prime sites rather than defoliation but in your case u got a bushy one ur gonna need to do a lot of both! Nicee work
Grizzlychip
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I have a fan blowing in through the bottom and I got some those stragglers that won't hit the top should I cut them off? Then ive been spreading them out but some aren't long enough to pull through the next square of netting
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Grizzlychip
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Plus it's a 4x4 tent almost takes up the whole thing
TreeFarmerCharlie
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Yes, I would just thin out the stragglers a little bit. You don’t need to go hog wild, you just want to remove enough to help air move through the canopy from underneath the plant.