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Opinion needed - Trimming and Training

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Opinion needed - Trimming and Training

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Should I trim the old stuff off or leave it alone?
 

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#2
Check for light leaks, it's revegging.
 
#6
Size wise, no. But during flower the stems get thick so I'd be careful not to break the stems.
 
#7
What size pot is that growing in? Regardless, it looks like you have a few issues going on here from what I can see. first, your pot is too large for that plant. A plant should never ne put into a pot larger than the plants diameter , otherwise it leads to overwatering and over nutrients in the soil. But, as I look at the top of your plant you can see the leaves cupping, which indicates that your lights are to close and/ or to powerful causing your plant to burn and the leaves at the top are bleaching as they die. I learned that the most expensive thing in growing cannabis is my time, so my best advice is to start over. This plant is a burn victim and will not be worth your effort.
 
#8
HaveApuff said:
What size pot is that growing in? Regardless, it looks like you have a few issues going on here from what I can see. first, your pot is too large for that plant. A plant should never ne put into a pot larger than the plants diameter , otherwise it leads to overwatering and over nutrients in the soil. But, as I look at the top of your plant you can see the leaves cupping, which indicates that your lights are to close and/ or to powerful causing your plant to burn and the leaves at the top are bleaching as they die. I learned that the most expensive thing in growing cannabis is my time, so my best advice is to start over. This plant is a burn victim and will not be worth your effort.
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No way dude. I’m not going to throw it away.
 
#9
I wish you every success. Maybe next time try not putting your lights so close (and/or dim it down).
 
#11
No forget what that guy is saying, for one of my grows I placed the germinated seed in a 5 gallon and never switched it and I never had problems. Your plant just needs to heal from the stress of revegging.
 
#12
Revegged plants always look like hell. I would guess that was a bigger plant that was harvested before revegging.
 
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