Rocketman64
Active Member
If you read my opening comments to get this thread going, you'll see I used phrases like 'to each his own' and 'if it works for you- go for it'. I never mentioned that I thought my way or UB's way is the ONLY way. I've been an outdoor grower from 1979 to present. Yes, I am a novice when it comes to the art of defoliating because I have never had the need to defoliate a plant under any circumstances. Indoor growing has exploded in the last decade and obviously new methods are going to be discovered. Are all new methods better? Probably not. Are some more productive? Probably. Apparently I struck a cord in this forum with this thread because the comments I'm reading are pretty divided on the topic of defoliation. I would hope we could all agree that nobody has the 'BEST' method for growing. Plenty of people have what they consider to be the best based on their experiences. My experience is in outdoor growing. I wouldn't for a minute claim I know the best way for you to grow your stuff indoors. I would hope people would give me the same courtesy as to not tell me how to grow outdoors by suggesting I trim, prune, defoliate, cut or otherwise deface my plants. Again, you do it your way- I'll do it mine. We'll both be smoking quality bud when it's all said and done. By the way, beautiful group of plants you've got there, some serious yield in that room. Congrats!Look at all these missing leaves, they transformed into buds. Leaves are overrated.
Defoliation is an advanced technique, this thread was started by a novice in the art of defoliation.
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