One more....I have a predominantly three fingered plant, top to bottom. Looks healthy but I am wondering if fewer leaves result in less photosynthesis and a smaller yield? Comments?
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One more....I have a predominantly three fingered plant, top to bottom. Looks healthy but I am wondering if fewer leaves result in less photosynthesis and a smaller yield? Comments?
Thanks so much for your reply and your terrific videos. They are so well presented and full of good information. The thing here is that I have 5 Gold Leaf photoperiods that are just now being introduced to nutes after being grown in my medium of Happy Frog on top of FFOF. I use the Happy Frog topper as a way to ease into the FFOF and I have let them just use those nutrients up to now for their first 40 days. And with all 5 treated identically I have a few plants with 9 fingers, one with 11, and this one with 3. They really all are unique, aren't they?
I was actually just watching a video on this. Jeremy from Build-A-Soil said a plant with 9 or 11 fan leaves is optimal, and if I remember correctly, he said that a lack of proper nutrition causes less. That was the first time I had heard that so we probably want to hear more to confirm.