Finish in the dark?

[Billy the Mountain]

shurly that comes under stressing your plants before harvest, which will increase thc production. theres a few things that are ment to stress your plants before harvest, hash makers inj some parts of the world pin spikes in the base of the stem to stress them out.
i can see how someone would think that the extended dark hours would produce more thc, as its mainly produced at night time with darkness.
but if hash makers have tried and tested this method and still use it, would that be a better method of stressing the plant out rather then all the darkness.

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Not stressing your plants will produce more thc

 

[SnidleyBluntash]

The thing is, unless it’s been done in an controlled experiment, NOT splitting the stem and NOT putting 72 darkness is bro science also.

 

[Phytoplankton]

The thing is, unless it’s been done in an controlled experiment, NOT splitting the stem and NOT putting 72 darkness is bro science also.

In the case of darkness, it’s been done in a controlled study, stem splitting appears to be all anecdotal.

 

[Jjgrow420]

Make sure to water with grape kool aid and boil the roots then hang it upside down so the thc oozes to the budzzz. Maximum thc

 

[Budzbuddha]

Yep ^^^

Strangle it thoroughly- choke the THC out of it.
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[calvin.m16]

Make sure to water with grape kool aid and boil the roots then hang it upside down so the thc oozes to the budzzz. Maximum thc

I second this. I feed mine Cherry KoolAid.

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[Oh Canada!]

Are you being serious?

 

[Billy the Mountain]

It's likely more effective than than 72 hours of darkness

 

[curious2garden]

Are you being serious?

Here's an interesting take on light prior to harvest by Bruce Bugbee.

 

[higher self]

On a similar note, is harvesting before lights on bro science?

 

[Oh Canada!]

Here's an interesting take on light prior to harvest by Bruce Bugbee.

Thanks, appreciate the advice. Interesting video