TheSecretGuy...
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Well if it's 85 in your tents it's probably a 105 under your lamp. Look it up bro. Air cooled hud, they come in all watt categories. Their life savers in any grow room.
Im watching videos now. looks very interestingMy fault man, I meant super cropping. There's so many different terms now.
It would be 105 if I closed the doors. I had to leave the door wide open it was so hot. now the whole room is 85. Those Air cooled hoods wont work for my light. I think those are for those hps/hid right?Well if it's 85 in your tents it's probably a 105 under your lamp. Look it up bro. Air cooled hud, they come in all watt categories. Their life savers in any grow room.
Is that yours?But I could be wrongView attachment 4007386
lmfaoYeah. Remove ALL the fan leaves...
The plant just grows them for no fucking reason...
Thats crazy. I would be like a kid in a candy store. They look dank too. Im smoking on some nasty shit right now. I cant wait until my plant is ready. Hopefully it will be the real deal.Yeah, that's my last medical cycle run. 62 plants.
No thats all bud there buddy. I envy you sir. I wish i could download your skills.You notice you don't see no popcorn, defoliation bro
Im defoliating tomorrow broYou notice you don't see no popcorn, defoliation bro
Thanks man! I did top her 2 days ago. I think ill take off some fan leaves and see if that helps.First, congrats on a solid 28 days. That's very good growth for 28 days!
I personally would have topped the plant by now, and defoliated the large fans that powered branches that already have their own fans now.
As others have mentioned, proper defoliation is a good thing. I wait to take a fan until the growth tip coming off it already have a couple nodes w/ decent fan leaves on 'em. Taking the fan leave before it's growth tip has established itself will retard the growth tip.
Hey nice profile pic. Looks tastyPractice makes perfect. Remember that standing leaf theory, it sound advice. Keep your bloom at 75 degrees at the canopy. Any time delaying stress causes reduced yield.