Foxlink

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Here's something that I have been trying to figure how to ask, finally got the idea…

What is the best way to control or 'training' the canopy if it gets to big and has yet to blossom up?
Thanks crew,

-Fox

 

ken dog

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Cut out all the smaller branches that don't reach to the top of the canopy... And thin out the larger fan leaves that are at the top of the canopy.

 

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Thank you ken dog :)

 

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ken dog said:

Cut out all the smaller branches that don't reach to the top of the canopy... And thin out the larger fan leaves that are at the top of the canopy.

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Would you rather cut out the smaller branches from the exterior or from the interior of your plant? Or do you just trim off all of those that won't be at the same level?

 

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I don't mind so much if they are not at the same level, what I mind is if they will never reach the top to get enough light... It doesn't matter if it's inside the plant or towards the outside.

 

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When do you recommend doing that? If done at the wrong time it can stunt growth and effect final yield right? Also never take more than 20% of your foliage at a time and let it recover...but how long...from what I understand the timeline to do some of these things is important?