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I've read that it is good to disbud when bringing a new plant in, as well as isolating from existing plants. I'm wondering how far down you take off when disbudding. Do you take just the blossom or do you cut way down?
if you're careful, you can get the bloom stalk to pop out at the axil, but, i assume as long as you get the actual blossom/bud off, that should be enough... i always try and get as much of the stalk as possible - just leaves less - clutter, for lack of a better word....
I first try snapping the bloom stalk stem off at the axil too. Grasping the bloom stalk stem near the axil w tweezers makes it easier to twist it off-and if any stem is left I remove it w the tweezers Marty
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