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Subject: Trimming Back Giant Swede Starts
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Princeton Joe |
Princeton Kentucky
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Wondering if someone out there can tell me if I can trim back thee first couple of new bigger outer leaves on my Giant Swede. I started them as a sorta test but now want to keep them and man are they growing fast! I thought I could trim back the 1st few leaves, not hurting the plants and that would allow me to drop the lights back down closer to the newer center growth.
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3/5/2019 11:01:22 AM
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