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The most common misconception of bud growing. I have friends that strip every single leaf 3-4 weeks into flower and pull so much weight its mind boggling. But everyone has their own way and whatever works for you works for you.

More leaves = more flowers is just not true sorry lol.

They will be fine. At least it was not the 12" of hail I just got lol

There are a few reasons you see things like this on seedlings. To much water (common mistake it seems), to close to the lights/high/low temps, and crap substrate. Those three things manifest sickly looking plants when this small.

You can grow a ton of small plants and veg for a short period then flip and get small yields from each that would add up to a decent total over all. Or just have a few plants and focus on training them up well and spending more time in veg ending up with as much or more than all the little small...

Not the best pics from my phone, but you get the idea. This plant just had a light defoliation as well. I find that releasing the tie downs at some point helps bring up the last shoots to the level of the others. Lst from here on out and things should be ready to rock and roll soon.

Wait next time and see. They just do better when you wait. It will go slower no matter what when you do it to early. Of course you are going to see it grow, thats what they do. But they grow stronger and more robustly when you wait. Plant in my pic is 16 days old from seed. 8 well formed tops. I...

I am doing this to some of my plants right now and its going very well so far. This plant is just over 3 weeks old. Barely 6" tall, and has 8 well formed tops with a flat flat canopy.

Dont expose them to strong light right away after transplanting. Give them a day or two of bright indirect lighting then move them into the grow area. They should take off quickly once they get established.

Been tinkering with defoliation for fun on one of my ladies. Its striking to me how fast they recover, and how the lower level future bud sites react to having some better light send down to them. First pics before I cut anything, second one is after, 3rd is only 2 days after cutting leaves...

Always wait, it will recover and grow just fine doing it now like you did, but they recover MUCH faster when you wait to top and they are more established. I mean a lot faster.

Id thin that out a bit before flipping. Bottom to top. There are so many leaves laying on leaves and shading leaves its really asking for problems imo. Selectively thin out only leaves, dont damage potential bud sites. Just nip off leaves to get some light into the middle of that bad boy. You...