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Trimming off leafs during veg

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Hey everyone. This is my 1st post on here. So please bare with me on how this all works. I've have 4 growing seasons under my belt up here in Maine. I've learned alot but am always learning more n new ways to do stuff. I was just wondering if it's worth trimming off some of the leafs to let some light in. The plants I have this year have more leafs then previous ones ive grown at this point in the grow season. Or should I just leave them alone. Here is a picture of a few I have. What would you do?
 

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That would very much depend on your goals. Personally outdoors in natural sunlight I can't think of a reason I would if I had healthy plants.

If your in a very rainy climate maybe to open it up if it's very compact growth like a heavy indica to prevent pm.

But I'm an indoor grower so take that with a grain of salt.

They look great to me
 
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Oh and welcome to the farm. Glad to have you aboard
 
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Gday welcome to the farm hope you enjoy the site, the leaves are the plants engine room I can’t see the need to remove any leaves you want you plant to have as many leaves as possible. Regards Od . .
 
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Gday welcome to the farm hope you enjoy the site, the leaves are the plants engine room I can’t see the need to remove any leaves you want you plant to have as many leaves as possible. Regards Od . .
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My Father always said only remove the leaf when your plant is harvested and curing , the engine can now be switched off . OD .
 
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Agree 100% with OD and Aqua man, never cut a leaf that will help fuel your buds, outside especially so.
 
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My Father always said only remove the leaf when your plant is harvested and curing , the engine can now be switched off . OD .
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Its not the vegging that's hard in our northern climate its the finishing. I've had bad luck growing outside because of cold, fog and damp weather in October just when I need sunshine the most. It's bud rot that made me an indoor grower. Good luck you're off to a great start and welcome from across the bay.

When I top and I top a lot, I get a lot of what I call extra leaves and I clean up a lot of them as they grow
 
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Thanks for the input. I'm just gonna leave them be. It was just an idea I had after burning 1. Lol. I agree pipe Carver about the finishing being harder. in maine it's a shorter grow season for sure. I've had problems in the past with powder mildew and bud rot.
 
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Thanks for the input. I'm just gonna leave them be. It was just an idea I had after burning 1. Lol. I agree pipe Carver about the finishing being harder. in maine it's a shorter grow season for sure. I've had problems in the past with powder mildew and bud rot.
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People do have success growing up north. One guy here from Edmonton Alberta grew some monsters outdoors but he had to take drastic measures. He built a green house around them, installed a wood heater, bought a thermal blanket to cover the top and a bed , dogs and fishhooks to ward off geriatric night prowlers. lol
 
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People do have success growing up north. One guy here from Edmonton Alberta grew some monsters outdoors but he had to take drastic measures. He built a green house around them, installed a wood heater, bought a thermal blanket to cover the top and a bed , dogs and fishhooks to ward off geriatric night prowlers. lol
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I can see what your getting at I can sympathise a bit there I have a climate that can change for the worst , as the for a short finishing period , I had to build a modest but tiny almost finished glass house with a red brick base it traps the sun very well and fits my 4 summer backyard gorilla grow it gives me that extra 4 to 6 weeks extra as my winter draws near , I’m going to finish it of so I can try a winter crop way down here in Tasmania . OD .
 
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