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What makes a plant do that (watch the video jsjfnejauf)

Lol this thread is going rapidfire

Honestly I was thinking since indoors tends to be clockwork light cycles it makes it more sensitive to light changes

On the moonlight part, that's a given if it has the same conditions outdoors, but fully indoor, light leaks are said to be avoided for possible herming (Fair point on it being another factor, posted before your post loaded lol)

Does forcing cannabis to cannibalize do this?

Very off topic but speaking of controls got me thinking why moonlight doesn't matter to outdoor plants yet it'll fuck up indoor plants that get light leaks, just can't shake the thought

You have to find tricks before you get treats (silly rabbit tricks are for kids) Have I lived up to my name

Lmao we basically posted the same thing same time

http://www.growweedeasy.com/make-buds-sparkle-with-more-trichomes#temperature-humidity ^that's my basis for the humidity thing, and if it was unclear it's just to lower rh not put the dehumidifier right next to them to suck em dry

Really? I know it's primarily uvb ray protection but I thought resin and trichs also help regulate transpiration to some degree

Idk about backing off on the watering but I read somewhere the dry air is what does that not drought conditions

That's the badass part mj is like a plant swiss army knife lmao

The logic is to have dry as possible air just to get some frost but if the plant is still living the internal water level should be ok for 2 days or so before backing off the dehuey right? Lol might just skip all the extra go standard.

I couldn't say as I'm greener than my seedlings, just logical thinking is the transpiration is controlled by leaves flowers etc so the dry air stimuli is what would beef up trichs and resin to stop as much water being transpired. Thats my thought process on it. But it's just speculation on my...

Low humidity only while the plant is alive, dry as normal procedure afterwards is what I meant, still the case? And I also wanted to ask about your perpetual, what medium do you use? I was thinking of upgrading to perpetual down the road and that's a ridiculous amount of any medium really...

Well seems by overwhelming majority there's no real plus to hanging the whole thing as opposed to any other way, just spewing back what I read on some site lol but thanks everyone for the input. And @Cold$moke, just a tidbit I think humidity is the frost enhancer, not that the other factors...

Thanks for the info, and I mightve mixed that up with a couple days of darkness before chopping makes the plant stress and put more out but that might not be true either, read that somewhere a long time ago but that's just experimenting. Prolly gonna do the lowest possible humidity in the final...

I've been going back and forth between different drying methods and this seems like a good thread for feedback as well as pushing the method if anyone likes it. I plan on using my tent (5x5) as the drying room and I'm thinking chop them at the base and hang the whole plant, there's a few sources...

'A chain is only as strong as it's weakest link' Just a good quote of the idea

Total greenhorn, doing my first grow rn. Just pointing out some stuff that might come up cuz it's not a bad plan, but scrog fills the canopy quick so if you're dependant on the autos for a majority of the yield they might get less light as the scrog net fills up. I've been waiting to grow for a...