Normal yellowing of some leaves?

[Mymagrown]

Thx for the input. It sounds like selective removal to increase airflow and sunlight penetration is the key.

 

[Oldchucky]

Thx for the input. It sounds like selective removal to increase airflow and sunlight penetration is the key.

Yeah, there’s a lot of factors! Climate, strain, personal preference! This isn’t a one-size-fits-all endeavor!

 

[Mymagrown]

Totally agree. West coast dry climate growers have it easy in my opinion (excepting for high temps and wild fires). NE growers have rain, dew, PM, bud rot, cats, and early or late frosts to contend with. Can be a real mish mash of things to deal with.

 

[Oldchucky]

Agree with you 100%! Out here it is veg, hell and flower heaven! Just the opposite back there! Got your work cut out for you! And I am just referring to my area! A lot of places out here you can do both with no problem!

 

[Jimmie]

Totally agree. West coast dry climate growers have it easy in my opinion (excepting for high temps and wild fires). NE growers have rain, dew, PM, bud rot, cats, and early or late frosts to contend with. Can be a real mish mash of things to deal with.

When the buds start really filling out, branches droop and hang, gets natural air flow. When the buds are big, I do pluck off the fan leaves, at that point it’s a race to the finish.