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someone already said those things in this thread and I already replied to that.

Now there is some bro-science for you. days 1 and 21 flower . What if I am running a 12 week strain and you are running a 6 week. And I am vegging for 8 weeks in massive pots outside and you are doing SOG inside? Does that schedule still apply?

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I agree. It will preserve the terpenes and terpene oils and prevent chlorophyll from getting trapped which gives buds the grassy hay smell when not dried or cured properly.

I am not sure if I will be able to find that to specific to defoliation. I can certainly link you to many scientific articles that explains transpiration and the photosynthesis process in a cannabis plant that supports my advice and why a grower should or shouldn't defoliate.

Thank you. Yea, never used CMH before this. That is what I remember it to be while not using LED's. I was not sure that with new tech years later if most people are now crushing that or not. quality is there. my IG is Tuda_51 if you want to take a look.

Drying slowly is not necessarily a bad thing. The only reason I dry mine within a 7-10 day window is because I have to in a commercial setting to keep the master schedule on track. As long as you don't run the risk of bud rot or mold which you shouldn't with those rh and temp numbers. Slow...

It was an opinion based question lol

Of coarse it is heavily dependent on those things. That doesn't mean that there isn't a base line average to go off of. Of what the general growing community would consider a very good yield in 2021.

How dry is your medium when you feed on the second day?

Because those replies to reference any real science. Photosynthesis and plant transpiration based off of quantifiable variables like PPDF, Lfs, and airflow is not bro-science.

For defoliating, It is mostly about leaf surface and airflow. You want to get as many photons to each leaf as possible for photosynthesis. A good analogy that I use to train growers is to think of each leaf as a mini solar panel that is converting light energy. You should defoliate the leaves...

You don't really need a big air exchange. Opening the door once a day should be enough. You do need slight air movement that is not blowing directly on the plants. 40-50% RH though is too low, they will dry too fast. I would never let my drying room get below 58% at the very minimum. The worst...

From my experience, You are better off focusing on upping your game in all the other areas first before changing nutrients if you have only done 3 grows. How good were all of your environmental variables during those grows? and could you have controlled them better? Most of the well known...

Hey guys, I have used this forum for research purposes in the past but this is my very first post. I have been out of the commercial game for a little bit before starting this new job at a Cannabis tech start up running Aeroponics. We are running eight 315 CMH in a 96 sq ft rooms. I am curious...