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Wow....ok...thnx

o....okay dood.

This is what i was feeling. thank you again very good info and thank you everyone for your thoughts on this.

ok great and thank you for giving a clearer answer. And yes only speaking of chopping. drying/curing is not a factor.

Ok. This thread is 2 days old; "hypothetically" the deadline is now 78 days. this is not a game and i dont appreciate you taking this lightly. Anyone please help

Very Good information thank you. Also just to clarify/reiterate the question for those who may not understand; given a time span of 80days should a plant as picture and described be chopped into 4 and rushed to bud. or would it be best to flower now as 1 plant. first post of this thread has...

Its a picture

That is not relevant. Correct this would be option 1. Option 2 as previously stated, 12/12 as is.

The question which was asked was referring to multiple plants of small size, growing in the same soil-bed in contrast to causing a plant with 10 budsite to flower. all within a deadline of 80 days. No screens where mentioned. i am not refering to scrog. which method would result in higher...

Who is right?

For instance bongsmilie only 1 clone, 4 tops, 10 budsites as pictured

this is purely hypothetical. a growing unknown strain from clone,assumed indica, has 4 tops, 10 budsites total. 80 day deadline until indoor cultivation is no longer an option. which would provide better results. SoG for 80 vs 12/12 for 80? answer needed immediately..

Or it could be fucked lol post some pics.

new growth is bright green, older vegetation turns dark green. if it looks as if the leaves are glowing bright green then this is a good thing. if your plant becomes use to your lighting/layout this will happen less often which is bad.

oh and also if im correct, new growth should be bright green and old growth dark green. anything else is bad unless its caused on purpose (trimming, lst, temp drop, etc) because of a shift

hey not sure if its been mentioned to you but it looks like there is some stretching (meaning the lights are too far) also change in color means a shift. the area affected is either recieving too much or not enough of something (tempurature/stress/nutrients/light). this would stop it from...