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Thanks for the advice. It took a few weeks but looks like she recovered. This is a 10-12 week flowering plant. So maybe with the extra time in flower she will recover nicely.
Fingers Crossed.

 

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Another pic

 

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For the most part I think I am done tucking, trimming, pinching leaves.
Today is 4 weeks out of a possible 10-12 weeks of flower. I think I'm just gonna let her do her thing now. Rather then sending her into a mini shock every time I pinch something off.

Any advice on any part of this grow is appreciated.

 

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Depending on the top space you could turn it back to veg. Fem the tops after one week and ad a second screen above the first , filling it out before flipping back to flower. SD should be stable enough to withstand the stress without going herm on you.

 

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markscastle said:

Depending on the top space you could turn it back to veg. Fem the tops after one week and ad a second screen above the first , filling it out before flipping back to flower. SD should be stable enough to withstand the stress without going herm on you.

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I would be tempted to do this tbh it's the diffrence between getting half or full weight but saying this though I would need to know how stable these plants are I've had some real moody lady's over the years from genetics that should have been a1

 

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Ok you could also pinch the cola stocks , carefully bending them below the fold of the stocks. This would allow the lower portion of the stocks to receive the auxins making them think they are the top of the plants causing branching and more tops. This would increase yield also.

 

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markscastle said:

Ok you could also pinch the cola stocks , carefully bending them below the fold of the stocks. This would allow the lower portion of the stocks to receive the auxins making them think they are the top of the plants causing branching and more tops. This would increase yield also.

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Is there a cut off point that u can do this ?

 

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Dosen"t do much do much if you wait three weeks out to harvest.

 

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She is still going.

 

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