Another "dark period before harvest" question but for about 2 weeks.

fdd2blk said:

i have no idea who you are sourcing.

funny they SELL pot as well as test it. i bet they sell the pot that THEY have done MAGIC on. no one it's so good. lol

an INCREASE of 30%. BULL FUCKING SHIT.

you aren't really buying this are you?


we have hundreds of growers here who have numerous plants. maybe you can simply link me to the thread.

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midnightoker said:

SIMM is the source...read when not baked brother man

further, I think my doctorate in Botany from Cornell helps me a little as well (other than the very large bill).. I have seen similar results... relatively new to MJ growing though (a year or so)... but I've seen limited testing that has lead me to believe it's true... I will be trying it on my own in the next week with Bubblelicious and NYPD and will follow up with a detailed report....

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fdd2blk said:

SIMM is the company SELLING the same pot they are testing.



waiting for the controlled experiment.

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midnightoker said:

the testing is not about THEIR product...it's about the impact the dark period has on cannabis as a whole... Did they use their own product during the test...sure. But what one can extrapolate from this test is that it can be done on any grow ready for harvest...irrespective of its origin....

Controlled (lab) experiment??? No one has the budget for that...equipment is way too expensive...like 7 figures expensive...... but I have a feeling once the states in the US open the doors to MJ (about 30% there), federal budgets will open up to MMJ research and I'm sure all sorts of testing will be forthcoming...


the only results you will hear about is from growers here on the boards/growing community...and you know things tend to get exaggerated a bit... No one wants to be the one to say "nope, didn't wok for me"....

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fdd2blk said:

you don't have 10 plants and a grow room?


they are trying to sell a product.


i'm done.


happy growing.

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