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Since you said that they are bushy it is probably safe to assume you didn’t clean up the extra side branches coming off the main stalks?
I would typically clean up the extra growth that won’t produce anything but airy flowers a week before the flip so they can heal before the flip.
It is ok, just wait till the end of week 2 otherwise you can be promoting vertical growth. Don’t want that with 5 foot tall plants unless you have high ceilings.
So at the end of week 2 strip them. Leave the fan leaves on like you would when you do your original cleanup a week before flower.
Cut all the side branches off at least 1/3 the way up from the bottom.
Also do that in the center of the plant. There is going to be a lot of small “useless” branches in there too.
Might be unnerving the first time seeing 1/3 of your plant on the ground but you will be promoting growth to the tops.
Cut the side branch that comes off the back of the main branches too. You will see what I’m talking about. At the edges of the plants there is that branch that comes off the backside and it trying to catch up to the top of that branch and it never does so ditch it and let the tops flourish.
Good luck and make sure to water the same time everyday with at least 10% runoff. Vacuum the extra water out of the trays so you don’t have standing water, it will promote bacteria, bugs, and molds.
I would typically clean up the extra growth that won’t produce anything but airy flowers a week before the flip so they can heal before the flip.
It is ok, just wait till the end of week 2 otherwise you can be promoting vertical growth. Don’t want that with 5 foot tall plants unless you have high ceilings.
So at the end of week 2 strip them. Leave the fan leaves on like you would when you do your original cleanup a week before flower.
Cut all the side branches off at least 1/3 the way up from the bottom.
Also do that in the center of the plant. There is going to be a lot of small “useless” branches in there too.
Might be unnerving the first time seeing 1/3 of your plant on the ground but you will be promoting growth to the tops.
Cut the side branch that comes off the back of the main branches too. You will see what I’m talking about. At the edges of the plants there is that branch that comes off the backside and it trying to catch up to the top of that branch and it never does so ditch it and let the tops flourish.
Good luck and make sure to water the same time everyday with at least 10% runoff. Vacuum the extra water out of the trays so you don’t have standing water, it will promote bacteria, bugs, and molds.