Don't be over-veging, guys.

Let's get the flower early for a manageable canopy. And yeah, we've got a good grow question off to Grows.com talking about, man, growing plants. I don't want to say they're too big, but people are over-veging, Scotty, over-venging. I've seen it happen. You can do it, but you just have to be careful about shaping the plant and I don't know. I've seen trees growing outside, but I'm not a big tree grower inside. I'm usually a shorter veg and keep on flipping, you know? Yeah, let's hit that real quick. It's worth. Sure. Man, size. I mean, I'm starting to feel that I'm going to grow five gals coming up in my new grow space. And that depends on if you're doing living solar or whatnot. But there's a fine line between too many small plants and just a small amount of big plants for harvest. I think having a whole bunch of five gals versus four, ten gals, I'm going to get more bud weight. I'm going to have easier trimming. I'm going to have less side trim, less side larf, like a big plant can get.

With the smaller plants, right? With the four-ten, correct. The four, wait, wait, wait, I'm confused. How many gals? You could say, we could make it real simple. Would you rather grow in two, five gallons or one-ten gallon for, let's say? Oh, two-five gallons, definitely, two-five gallons, especially if I'm just doing what I'm doing with the cocoa core,

because the soil normally, the reason you have such a big amount of soil is to hold nutrient.

Well, if I got cocoa corn, I'm just putting nutrient at will,

I grow a much bigger plant in a much smaller container.

So, yeah, I'd rather have the, uh,

I think you're always better with more plants scaling down to that with more plants closer together, less veg.

Because think about if you're going to veg for five, six, seven weeks, that's about the time

that you're going to do that and grow big trees. That's about the time it takes to flower. I get it. It's cool. You can just completely flip one side to the other. But, man, that's a lot of time spent growing vegetative growth when all we really want is a few flower tops. Let's start the conversation here with, from dudegirls.com.

I got a post here from Vin Nipster, Vin Napster, Vin Napster.

Dude, just free the nip, man.

You're all right.

Should I keep going in the last week of flower?

That says, I let my first plan get way too big and stretched. I know I should have stressed trained more, but the branches are starting to need support where they will break off. And I feel I have two to three weeks left. Well, heck, yeah, you're not going to just quit. Like, that's a good sign. Wait, wait. Yeah, that's a good sign, man. If your branches are stressing and you need to prop them up because you're in flour,

well done, sir.

I'll start right off the bat soup's talking about.

It says this is a great reminder not to over veg.

Soup the gardener, need you see what's up.

Got to get his about all the show here.

Come in on some of this.

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