Usually about week 5 or 6 they stop putting up very much new foliage and start focusing on fattening up and ripening the flowers.
Good I have more than enough foliage so the trim should help.
True north is close to you, they don’t have the best prices so I would wait for a sale.
ILGM doesn’t Ship to Canada.
BC bud depo is pretty famous, and most European seed banks ship to Canada.
Crop King is Canadian but their genetics are not the best… Their Dutch treat is the best genetic they have but its cbd/thc
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I wasn’t sure about that on my grow but did exactly what you stated as far as removing the leaves from the buds
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It makes your lower canopy nugs just as good as your top ones lol
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Well I gave all the girls a haircut as you said. So now I wait to reap the rewards
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Indeed…now it’s time to kick back and set the cruise control
If they arent getting light as much as you hate to it might be best to cut them so she can focus on growing the top buds. You can always trim away the fan leaves that are blocking the light to the lower ones. It’s a call only you can make. Sometimes less is more. Just my 2 cents. Good luck they look great.
I cut a bunch off of my girl last night. She’s about 3 weeks into flowering. Yeah, hard to do when your fingers get all sticky doing it, but they won’t amount to much in the end anyway. The good stuff comes off the canopy and you don’t have to worry so much about staging your harvest and waiting additional time for the lower stuff to ripen.
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I trim everything down the branches leaving what will become the buds. No sense wasting nutes to part as you say “wont amount to much”. This is my Amnesia Haze auto ILGM 3 weeks in flower on 4-18
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Thanks 
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I wonder if a person could clone your cut-offs while they’re blooming? I’ve been looking for an answer to this question all morning.
Well I’m not sure this far along but I did just that earlier in flowering. I was removing some bottom branches for air flow. So the top buds grow more where the action is. I didn’t want to just throw them out so I cloned them. Just make sure to carefully remove all parts of the flower. They may look strange at first, the leaves may look distorted but then they take off fine. I’m not sure what the end result is because I gave them away as my space was full already but they rooted just fine just a little bit slower is all. I figure what the heck why not give it a shot I’m the curious type. Hope that answers your questions
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clones from flowering plant are commonly called monster cropped clones. It’s possible, just usually takes a little longer to root.
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Darn, I gave mine away! Good to know thanks 
. Learning is fun
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Yep, and use 24 hour light schedule to force them to reveg.
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How long do you leave them at 24 hrs light? Until they have roots?
You could technically veg a photoperiod plant on 24 hours light indefinitely. Usually doesn’t make a lot of sense to do so unless you have really weak lighting though. I would say if clones are rooted and are producing some new growth you’re plenty good to run more traditional veg schedule.
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Yep, I usually do 24/0 til I see good veg growth then kick down to 18/6, takes a couple weeks for a flowering clone to revert back to veg.
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