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Pruning for a greater yield Pruning is a process of selectively trimming plants so that they produce the most flowers or fruit. For marijuana plants, this means ensuring even the smallest amount of plants obtains the maximum yield. Pruning techniques are often used by professional growers seeking to maximize results in a limited indoor growing space. Not only are pruned plants able to produce more flowers, but they also are able to produce bigger and heavier buds. This is because, by pruning, no energy is wasted on growing as many leaves and buds, leaving the remaining ones free to thrive. Grow flatter and wider instead Another way to increase yield is to "train" your plants. This will give you bigger, wider plants with more colas spaced out. This is a technique that doesn't cost any money and it can really make a difference to the size of your harvest. Training is a form of pruning but you don't actually need to cut your plant. It is called LST, or low stress trai...

When to Water You need to maintain proper water balance from the very beginning - before your seed has even germinated into a seedling. Since the seeds don't have any roots, they will die if they dry out, but they will also drown if there's too much water. When it comes to watering your marijuana plants, some factors will determine how much and how often you should be watering. These factors include the size of the plant, the size of the container your plant is growing in, the canopy, the root level, the temperature of the grow tent , the humidity level, and which stage of growth your plant is currently in. A good rule of thumb is to wait until the soil is drying (but not yet completely dry) and then water it enough to last it until the next scheduled watering. For soil growers using standard 7-20l pots or containers, the best advice is to lift the containers. Dry plants will be relatively easy to pick up. Wet containers will be heavier. Assessing by weight is the easy way for...