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OK, depends on what? If I see more bud production when I don't defol? Or if I see more bud production when I do defol? I think I'm starting to get it now.
Sauga's Miracle On Fox Farm Street
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It depends on when, how much, and where you take from.
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When, is typically a week before flip. How much depends on if I feel like Vidal or Sauga, but for the most part smaller leaves not getting light, and for the most part the center of the plant. I leave the outside fans alone when I can. But like most growers, I see a huge fan blocking the bud site and it has to go. I can't help it man.
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BTW, I like the word most for the most part.
I do mostly the same, with another trim after stretch because I am mostly on a #norlarf campaign these days.
I'm mostly a mostly guy.
I'm mostly a mostly guy.
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I only bend after the stretch, and have been watching your #nolarf campaign. I try and determine which branches are not going to do me any good post flip and remove those. So based on what I see from yours will tell me how I want to approach my next run.
Oh good! Glad to be able to help. I may end up with less weight, but the huge numbers of skinny branches with tiny fluffy crap on them that still needs to be washed, trimmed, and hung was getting to me. This winter's Sour G, Peyote Critical, and both Candidas drove me nuts at harvest. I'm not hard-pressed for weed at the moment, so I'll take easy and less weight if I have to.
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I love a team player. What with the Vulx, the MC experiment, and now this my grows are stress free.
I've heard that moist people don't like the word moist, but I moistly heard that from farside.I love the word moist too....
Wait.... wut!? LoL
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Ya we're an odd bunch of characters. How we went from most to moist is dew to the fact we are all idiots.
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I know a lot of women have an aversion to the word moist.I guess I don't get it.How am I supposed to talk about cake?
What a deliciously wet cake?
What a deliciously wet cake?
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I got it. Your cake is both delicious and humid. Problem solved.
Dunno, in the low and slow thread we were talking about using rice as a dehumidifier. Would it work for humid cake?
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I have to say, the best cakes are from Baskin Robbins. Ice cream cakes are simply the best, and humid all the time.
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If I talk like I write I'm in a lot of trouble. I should listen to a recording of myself one day. It's probably why I don't do vids.
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