So guys, no other ottoman here. So videos mainly for beginners who don't really know what leaf tucking is or looking for any ideas on leaf tucking. I mainly do it on the plants that are really bushy. As you can see, this one is very bushy. A lot of the families do come out and cover, but the main point that I really focus on is this main coal here. You really want those buds to grow out and get nice and big right. What I like to do is really focus on these leaves right here, these ones growing. What you can do is these new flowering spots that are growing. You can kind of bend them out and then bend these leaves under them very smoothly. It's a lot easier with two hands. When you just straighten those leaves out behind this flower and as you can see it then pushes it out. And then return there's no more leaf that's covering that directly. So that's what I really notice makes a huge difference. If you just do that along your whole coal you grab all these families that are sticking out, grab the bud below it. Just go ahead and straighten that leaf out underneath it with two leaves on the other and then boom. You have a flowering spot that is getting pushed out by the families and it makes it nice and open to the light. So you basically just go around and do that to all the top parts here. You're not going to want to do it to the young leaves. I usually leave these sets of leaves up here just so it can get more light and everything. What I like to do is for these lower spots it gives them a lot more light and helps through a lot faster growth and bud production. So yeah, and then the other thing you're going to want to focus on is these really big families that are on your main stem there. You can just tuck those down. You're going to want to water before you do this or just make like I've been tucking these since like week two. So all the stems are nice and bendy for me but you're going to want to be careful if you're new. Yeah, just basically get in there. Tuck everything that you can. You can use branches that are off of these flowering spots down here. You can usually tuck them somewhere which then will bend the branch down a tiny bit and will open up those lower ones. That's what I really like to do because then it gets a lot more light all throughout here and as you can see it's working. Yeah, you're just going to want to tuck all your families as much as you can. Be careful, don't break any. Don't bother tucking any if it's not going to be unblocking any light. This is a lot better than trimming because on auto flowers if you trim leaves there's a lot of controversy about it but I believe it's slow down the growth overall. Plus it's not hard to trim leaves that just do it every couple days once the plants need it. Yeah, you just basically go around try to open up as much as you can. Like those bottom spots right there that's how you want to open them up. You just want to get all those open so then they start stacking up like that. Yeah, you can basically do it every couple days because all the new growth really allows you to. And then you can once you get better at it you can move them around, get spots more open. And you really want to focus on the lower canopy too. Don't just focus on the high canopy. So you want to make sure everything's getting equal light. And as you can see it's already looking a lot better. Now that we're all opened up down there, this family right here can easily get tucked down. That one as well. Just not really have that all opened up. So those to be opened up down there. And this can get tucked down, this can get tucked down and around a little, so twist it kind of like that. I'll ask for more light. Yeah, you can really really get picky about it. Like for example this branch right here, if I tuck it under there, it kind of bends it and allows for those lower ones to get a bit more light. And you can just simply tuck those leaves to the side, kind of bend it a little bit. It's low each day and then it will keep opening up more and more. Yeah, so just really focus on these main color leaves. Try to be careful. Don't want us snappin' branches. Yeah, if you do this, tell all your plants and you keep on it. You'll notice a lot better results because I sure have. I've been doing this on a few plants and their growth has definitely been a lot better for the branches. Because these are all stacking up really nice. Like these are some of the bottom branches when they're coming up really far. So yeah, just keep on the tucking experiment with some different techniques. You can always get some pretty good results by doing it though. Alright guys, hope you enjoyed the video. I will be updating the plants tomorrow. Stay 41 today. And yeah, have a good one. Peace.