When I was trimming my flowering plant I must have clipped a bud because I found a dry flower detached from the plant. Looks like it was a clean cut I decided to sample that and see how the plant made me feel overall.

I really enjoy this Cultivar. I am finding I like fruity strains. There was a thin branch on the lower side and part of the branch broke off so I trimmed the rest. It was right where the support stake is located for the plant. I apply lessons I learned from my flowering plant to my small pot plants and lately lessons from the small pot plants over to the flowering plant.

I did a defoliation session on all the plants. The small ones were a removal of the lower fan leaves so the branches could develop and tying down the top to keep the plant canopy level.

On the flowering plant it was gently peeling the flower sites back and making sure there were no fan leaves between the nodes. I’ve been slowly trimming the plant back recently doing a session and then giving the plant a day or two recovery then going back in again. I try to have some overall goal when I go in for a defoliation session with the ultimate goal being not having a bunch of fan leaves to remove when I chop the plant.

It feels like that could happen any day now for parts of the plant and other parts could take longer but I have to harvest the entire plant or risk the parts I don’t harvest turning herm on me. Which I don’t know if that would really be so bad to harvest the majority of the plant and produce seeds with the small amount left to continue growing.