ink the world
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You are correct I am not listening to you, youre full of shit and have little to no experience w/ growing cannabis.fine then, ur not listening, thats fine, ur clearly a cock, i've already proven it to you, this is how thread arguments start, go back and re-read what i've said, if u dont follow then its going over your head. i'm not going to re-hash shit till i'm blue in the face, ur not worth my time. troll
as for the chap who asked originally, as u can see this is a topic of some contention. if ur mind hasn't been made up, try it for yourself, its the only way you can know what works for you!! good luck dude. unsubbed
Harvesting in the morning ensures that your plant will be at peak THC content, as cannabis has shown THC fluctuations peaking in morning and dropping during the day. Some growers leave their lights off for several days before harvest to increase potency. This seems to have some scientific validity as light has been shown to degrade THC, hence the morning peaks. As light is the degrading factor and the plant still has the ability to manufacture THC during darkness, leaving the lights off for a day or two before harvest likely utilizes the plants stored potential for THC conversion without any opportunity for it to be degraded into cannabinol (CBN) and other breakdown products.