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I'm not going to do it when I harvest this next batch. I have done it since I started indoor and only 48hrs but really not seeing anything different JDU. I'm just gonna chop and trim and hang this round. I'll let it dry in the tent from their last flush pull them out cut do a trim and hang them. Saves me 2 days waiting. We need weed LOL
JohnEmad is correct. This might be one those traditionally held myths. I must confess I do it every time before harvest. Supposed to increase resin production, but wouldn't more light be better? How's about a super nova? DrPhoton would have a far better answer than mine. Paging DrPhoton Paging DrPhoton
Last edited by starramus; 02-16-2020, 11:14 PM. Reason: i toopid
DrPhoton has gone into the biochemistry of this question a few times. Unfortunately I don't believe he frequents this forum any longer. This appears on his profile page. "No activity results to display"
Id love to give a fancy biological answer. But im lazy today. Put it simply. Cannabis has no long term photosynthate storage. Only transitory starch which is biologically clocked for just less than duration of the dark phase. In other words. No light, no cannabinoid biosynthesis.
I remember that comment now. So common sense that they need all the light they can get (less the obvious 12hrs sleep of course) rings true if I understood. Now drying them out 2 or 3 days past time to water makes sense though.
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