Why You Should Defoliate Your Hemp Leaves

You can also partially defoliate a fan leaf and just remove a few blades too. As long as there is one blade left the leaf will not die.

Answer :There are way too many possible scenario's for the title question to be logical.
EG: If you are growing SOG, SCROG, INDOOR, OUTDOOR and many other variables.

I kept nipping off 2-3 leaves around every two days and it still sunted the growth. But continued like a wild fire after I stopped trimming 5 days later.
Next time I'm going to try removing all I need at once near the end of the vegetative stage.
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Great Video . Good tip with removing leafs touching eachother

Sometimes these leaves helps to obsord nutrients from the soil

can they not die from stress?

Dudes problem ain't airflow.

How i will be able to understand that my flower is ready do i can cut buds?

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Light can come below from properly angled reflective material. Just like when dumb sunbathers angle reflected light to their face.

Your plants are crap mate

I always cut from downside up and from inside out.
It also helps for bringing the Temps down in my room!
Great stuff. Thank you

Don't ever trim a fan leave that's connected to a budsite. Only those that are directly connected to the stalks. Personally I tuck instead of pluck. Except for any dead and dying leaves.

Is that you, Elmer Fudd?

Is it true that the underside of the leaf, doesn't soak up light only from the top.

Nice info bro

They fall off on their own

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The leaves have many important functions.

* Act like solar panels to capture and provide energy (top of leaves)

* They have "windows" or ports on the bottom that regulate;
Water out
Co2 in
Oxygen out.

* Act as a warehouse to store nutrients.

It would seem If you remove too many leaves, the plant needs to regrow leaves to support it's needs.
Which would cause a stall or sag in growth.

If you remove too leaves how does the water get out?

Indoors you will only get so much penetration depending on your light(about 18-24 inches). Trim lower and keep above pot clear.

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youre plants have too much nitro

Thanks for the video .

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I really don't care for the term "defoliation." Too many people misunderstand it and really stunt their plants by peeling off way too much foliage - right when the plant is trying to put on a massive growth spurt at the beginning of flowering. Simply removing older leaves as they wear out, making sure the plant has light and air getting through it, and of course always removing damaged or sickly leaves is plenty. It's something a good grower should do as maintenance here and there, as opposed to just stripping off a large percentage of leaves all at once.

Frankly lollipopping is a bit over-rated and often over-done, too.... many times people see a good idea and really take it too far.

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