Stripping fan leaves or not.

printer

printer

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I read the same about snaping the inner branch and not the exterior. The inner section of the branch is for support, the exterior (actually a layer under the true exterior) moves water and nutrients up and down. I have not tried a controlled experiment on damaging the plant, the best way to do it is to have similar sized branches on a plant and damage one and not the other. This would have to be on a plant with more branches, what if damaging the plant only has the damaged branch steal from the non-damaged branch? The result is the same amount of bud but more on the damaged branch. So it may take a bit of experimenting to get some reliable data.
 
jonnylongton

jonnylongton

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printer said:
I read the same about snaping the inner branch and not the exterior. The inner section of the branch is for support, the exterior (actually a layer under the true exterior) moves water and nutrients up and down. I have not tried a controlled experiment on damaging the plant, the best way to do it is to have similar sized branches on a plant and damage one and not the other. This would have to be on a plant with more branches, what if damaging the plant only has the damaged branch steal from the non-damaged branch? The result is the same amount of bud but more on the damaged branch. So it may take a bit of experimenting to get some reliable data.
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Glad youve seen it as well mate. Ive come across it on a good easy site for me to learn called growweedeasy. Some great reading on there specially for newbies like myself. I read and saw the results they came up with and it was quite remarkable that you can snap a branch and it grows back better and more healthy, which in theory should not happen.
 
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