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I generally pull em in week 3 after they show sex, the longer they are into flower the longer it takes em to re-veg back to normal, which is why day 21 is a kinda set time for best results thingy I clone the same as any clone in the dome with 90% RH a temp of 80

daytime heat index is 77.6 so 2.6 points night time heat index is 76.9 so 5.9 points very close to perfect but I prefer a 10 degree temp diff between day and night

one of the most overlooked aspects of controlling our indoor environments is the heat index, relationship between temp & humidity, I have found a heat index that is 4 points above ambient to be very beneficial :hump:

Depends on how you grow

con't,,,,, Environmental Effects Many environmental factors can cause intersexes and sexual reversals. These include photoperiod, low light intensity, applications of ultraviolet light, low temperatures, mutilation or severe pruning, nutrient imbalances or deficiencies, senescence (old age)...

from my nuggets LOL,,,,, THE marijuana GROWER'S GUIDE by Mel Frank and Ed Rosenthal Sexual Variants in Cannabis Cannabis has been studied for many years because of its unusual sexuality. Besides the normal dioecious pattern, where each plant bears exclusively male or female flowers, it is not...

I have re-vegged dozens of plants, is very easy, hell I've grown Zombies LOL But Lumi was referring to monster cropping which I love !!! simply take clones at day 21 of flower and once rooted re-veg em it is an awesome technique, I have 8 going right now, the pics of the clone with trics is one...

40% and under is good for flower, the lower the humidity the more resin it will make, when you head up around 60% you are asking for bud rot and mold

I have always just covered em with a black trash bag, they reak up the car though on long trips

After reading that I hope it is more clear why playing with light timings and spectrum is important !!!

closeups (macro) with a good camera will show trics

good job, they are for sure close but hard to say for sure with those pics

A NOTE ABOUT marijuana OPTICS FROM THE AUTHOR: Joe Knuc is a pseudonym. If the paragraph or sentence has quotes around it then somebody with a degree wrote it. Otherwise, the author takes credit for it. First published December 2002 and revised 2003, the author transferred the marijuana OPTICS...

Phytochrome, on the other hand, is very responsive to red and orange wavelengths. Because its light is saturated in these wavelengths, the ordinary household incandescent light bulb (2845K) is used as a cheap and effective way either to delay flowering in short-day plants with night-interruption...

Thai marijuana falls into this 11:00 hour category, and its parthenocarpy is characterized by an inflorescence in which many floral bracts are attached to an elongated meristem. It is these elongated meristems that are harvested to become a THAI STICK. On the other side of the world, Mexican...

(7) #1: The ovum has been fertilized and there is a seed developing: In the areas of the Northern Hemisphere where indigenous people have grown heterozygous drug-type marijuana for hundreds of years, pollination is used to trigger the growth of the capitate-stalked glandular trichome on the...

here is where Lumi started,,, in many parts LOL marijuana OPTICS An elaboration on the phytochemical process that makes THC A Continuing updating manual by Joe Knuc The resin exuded by the glandular trichrome forms a sphere(1) that encases the head cells.(2) When the resin spheres are...

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adding UVB does in fact make em more potent, I have grown with and without and have seen the difference much the same way I saw that T5's also make more potent bud

run a dehumidifier outside the tent