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When And How To Prune Marijuana Plants | The Weed Blog
For indoor marijuana plants, the ideal time to start pruning is around 10 to 15 days prior to forced flowering. For outdoor plants, pruning …
Complete Guide to Trimming Cannabis | Grow Weed Easy
Trimming your cannabis before drying is known as a “wet trim” because the leaves are still wet during the trimming process. Trimming after the buds have …
How to Pinch and Prune Your Way to a Successful Cannabis Crop
How to Pinch and Prune Your Way to a Successful Cannabis Crop · Pinching is the removal of a plant’s primary growing tip, or apical meristem.
topping, pruning and defoliation on your cannabis plants – GIRLS IN …
One of the things that most helps your cannabis to grow well, healthy and free from pests is pruning and defoliation! Here, we’ll show you …
MARIJUANA PLANT PRUNING TECHNIQUE #1 – LOLLIPOPPING
For more info go to: http://www.potcafe.tv/pruning-techniques/To lollipop your plants cut the lower branches off during the vegetative …
Trimming Lower Branches During Flowering (Why It’s Best To Avoid)
Trimming the lower branches of your cannabis plants is a good idea. This practice is also called lollipopping and many growers swear it …
Pruning: Everything You Need To Know – How to grow weed
Other than snipping off the cotyledon or first pair of seedling leaves sometime during week 1-3, it’s advisable to wait until cannabis plants are at least 30cm …
How to Prune Marijuana Plants to Get Maximum Yield – Bonza Blog
Pruning is a gardening trick that enables us to pick huge, beautiful cannabis buds come harvest time. Hence, it’s an essential skill that …
Trimming Your Cannabis Buds: Wet Trimming Vs Dry Trimming
Most growers opt to flush their crop for around two weeks during the tail-end of the flowering stage. Proceeding to properly trim, dry, and cure …
Starting your First Grow: When to Trim Your Cannabis – Twister …
Trimming at home begins a few weeks before harvest when the larger leaves are removed. Usually, growers trim the fan leaves weeks before harvest …
