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Gorgeous looking plant - truly! I personally would not defoliate unless the humidity was super high ... I'd just tuck those massive leaves back inside the plant to expose the bud sites below and be done with it. You can re-evaluate later but always have a good, solid reason for snipping off leaves as the plant needs them for photosynthesis... if you need better air flow or the leaves won't stay where you tuck them and they keep blocking light from the lower bud sites, fine... but try to tuck them first! Good luck...

Hoi Dutchhobby, Je kan wel neem olie op de bladeren spuiten. Ik stuur je wel een link welke ik altijd gebruik daar zit gelijk een emulgator in verwerkt. En ik stuur je een link van Zamnesia hoe je de neem olie moet gebruiken. Deze neem olie gebruik ik altijd: https://www.berivita.com/neemolie_met_emulgator_mix_water?gclid=CjwKCAjwgaeYBhBAEiwAvMgp2hLcelUcwNcn2V6bQA6kDQr2pfGKx615VUJyconZuTvPwU6d_NLkABoC_7YQAvD_BwE En zo gebruik je neem olie: https://www.zamnesia.nl/wiet-kweken/351-neem-olie Succes! Als je vragen hebt mag je me altijd een privébericht sturen! 😋

Yes you can, it is still the most beneficial time to do it, while the plant is still in strong veg growth/early flower.

The question is what did you treat them with?! You can use either some Spinosad or some Dr. Zymes Eliminator - both can be used up to the day of harvest without ill effect to your buds whereas you can't use something like neem oil (which I don't find very effective anyway! Spinosad will be the most effective... you may have to use it several days in a row and then weekly - but it will kill both thrips and whiteflies, their eggs/larvae .. Good luck!

Its called a leaf bud! Ive found them from OG Kush to Zkittlez! Not quite normal but certainly not a rarity or anything to worry about. Sticky Buds!