Should be defoliate this stressed out plant?

The Happy Hippy

The Happy Hippy

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This is an Auto Gorilla OG. It nearly died as a seedling from underwatering.
It nearly died again from nutrient shock at a 3-4 weeks old.
Then it suffered windburn.
I feel like I'm learning a lot with this grow(my second). Lol
I'm just wondering if I should defoliate a bit or leave it alone because it's had enough stress.
 

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Trickyticky said:
Look abit leathery to me . What ya medium and ec ? Ph? Nutes?
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It's in soil, multipurpose with John Innes. The leaves are a bit leathery alright but they seem to be improving since I solved the issues. I don't have a way of testing soil pH. My tap water is usually around 6.
I used biobizz biogrow for veg and Dutch pro autoflower bloom for flowering. I realise now that I was overusing the biobizz.
 
This one is the same strain, same age, exact same conditions and nutes. I didn't bother repotting it. I'm just growing it for curiosity really.
 

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The stronger the plant the more stress it can handle. I defoliated some plants that were in need but they were very strong at the time. I wouldn't mess with it anymore.
 
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