jrmson

Hello all,
I recently switched my plants into flowering - they are looking very, very healthy after just 2 days! My only question: a friend, and retired grower looked at my plants today and reccomended that I remove the tiny leaves that are beginning to grow at the parts of the plant where the different stems meet (for some reason, the upload feature isn't working for me right now so I cannot show the picture I have ). I haven't heard of this practice before, and I do not want to do anything to jeopardize the health of my plants. Then again, if removing these "leeches" would "add nutrients to other parts of the plant and help the buds swell," I might just consider doing it.

Peace out,
~Jrmson

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freeyayo187

hey!
you can trim these leaves if you like but it is not needed, i dont reccomend it but it doesnt really make much difference.
seig,

yayo

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jrmson

alright cool thanks, that is what i thought but i just did not want to completely dismiss my friend's idea.

~Jrmson

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xjo

Before I say anything a picture illustrating which parts you mean would really help...
Try this link.....that should help with you with posting pictures....

Xjo

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jrmson

thanks for the help, but posting them isn't my problem - i know how to do that but for some reason, the server is not responding when i try to upload my pictures and since i do not feel comfortable putting them on any other site, i figured i would wait and try later (sorry i really just wanted to use that smily)

~Jrmson

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