First ever grow-Purple Trainwreck

Hi Buddy great looking plants. I have little experience. But as far as I know if your plants have responded great to Defoliation during the whole grow there should not be a problem Removing any Un necessary leaves, you need to make sure that your root system is healthy and up taking The necessary nutrition. To me buddy Defoliation is been always necessary when training a plant they all tend to get bushy after any training methods. Be slow on Defoliation take your time and remove leaves only covering bud sites and ones that don't get any light you will notice the once not receiving light are dropping when lights on, you don't want to over do to stun her right now in flower because off to little leaves and making her work to hard 😓. Good luck and help this helps.

Hello my friend THE BEST TIME TO RINSE YOUR CANNABIS Rinsing usually begins two weeks before harvest. If the plant has an eight-week flowering period, rinsing should begin six weeks after the start of the flowering period. It is best to look closely at the trichomes on the plant to determine when your cannabis is ready to be harvested. If small trichomes are just starting to move from a transparent to a milky, white hue, this is a good indication that the plants may begin to be rinsed. It is necessary to arrange that the majority of trichomes have changed to the desired color for the harvest after two weeks Rinsing can also be a good way to reset the soil when a plant is still in the vegetative growth phase. Sometimes a grower accidentally over-feeds his cannabis, causing a change in color and wilting of the leaves. This is called a "nutrient burn." Rinsing the soil can eliminate excess nutrients, which helps solve the problem. However, this is a drastic measure at this stage of cultivation, so make sure the problem is a nutrient burn and not something else. Good luck for your grow 🤞🌱 May the force be with you 💪