Like Obi one said...it has to work I tried it on a WW grow for the last week 10 hours then for the last five days no light at all and I had alot of resin...

But seriously think about you are artificially tricking the plant to adapt to it's enviroment...it's main goal is to put out sticky THC filled bud...okay so if you chop the lights even more....she goes oh shit....I gotta produce....say with Humidity keep it under 50% 40-45% ideally and you'll get way better trichome development....WORD!!!

Im not saying it doesnt work or anything, but how does it have to work cause you did that and your WW had alot of resin? I have a lot of resin on mine now and im not doing it.

Dude, in two of your other post's.... you said.

"It doesn't work".. and in the other you said "it still doesnt work."

Just try it inthe last 10 days on your next grow, and you maybe suprised... or maybe you wont notice anything at all. After all we are dealing with nature here, it really does make sense that it should help with resin production.

Thanks,

The only acceptable change to the lighting schedule in flower is to go 13on/11off, or if you are really daring is 14on/10off.

You want them to get more light not less.

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I think it really depends, on your situation/strain ect.....

I have read in a few reputable grow books now, that giving more darkeness will speed up the ripening process.

I am also interested in altering photo period and bought a jardin dr15o to do some tests.I read about an expariment using 6/12 Anyone heard of this?

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Dont mess with 12/12 unless it is what is suggested above.

unless you want to raise low producing, hermied plants.

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man what is up every info i find i can find conflictin advice elsewhere same site sometimes!!!!!trial error research trial error research!!!!!!

I think more light over dark period during flowering would be much more likely to hermi them, but you have more posts so your the expert

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More light is what would cause the hermi in flowering, not less light. In nature the days do NOT stay the same thoughout the season. We have what you call winter & summer solctace... So, as you grow later into the year your days get shorter and shorter. The shortening days increase the urgency of the plant to finish its reproductive cycle.