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No it doesn't. It would completely halt trichome production. What you're seeing isn't the plant ripening, it's the plant degrading. It's like you're harvesting and then drying your buds under your grow light instead of in the dark. You are literally lowering the amount of thc in your end product.

It's not anything new my friend, but keep doing what you love I'm not here to stop you.

Ideally you're getting your light intensity up to full before flower, but pulling it down is something you have to do when experimenting with a new strain.

I would be careful with those products if your product is tested for market. Some of those products have unlabeled pgrs that will make you fail some state tests.

@sandman boost your Co2 up to 1200 until you reach your ripening phase then you wanna back down to 600-800 ppm to help prevent foxtailing.

Very. To reduce stretching in the first few weeks keep your Co2 ppm to around 600, and lower your light intensity if you have to, to keep your plants from over stretching. Your best bet is to flower your plants at the appropriate height so that they can naturally stretch as much as they would...

I mean this didn't start as me trying to get dick pics but if you're gonna offer...

I wouldn't trust your pics either. I would trust data because then it would be science. Because there is no science or reliable data currently available to support your claim. Because it's simply not true. You are hurting your plant and claiming it is giving the result you want without bothering...

Unfortunately, it is done :( as you can see by recent posts.

Physically no. As a newbie yes. Watering cannabis is challenging with no experience in those big ass pots. You can't lift them and feel how lite they are. You should invest in a soil moisture meter so you are not overwatering.

Always handwatered my home garden, I always used drip irrigation systems from Menards or Home Depot at bigger grows I worked on until I started working commercial.

I was always hand watering at home, I've never used blumats but people seem to like them! They were never something I wanted to invest in because of their price point. Honestly if it's a grow big enough to need irrigation but still not commercial than I would look into a irrigation system that...

I had a few good rounds of fun with it, the last round the soil went a little alkaline (probably from all the crab meal) so I had to add some sulfur to bring it down to a good range. But then life happened man! One of the bands I play with started doing more (check out Jenn's Apartment on...

^^^^ you're searching for what you want, not what you're actually getting.

So for multiple grows you've got a fertigation report, climate report, a brix report, wet yield of entire plant, dry yield of finished product, byproduct, and leaf waste? You have those data sets monitored and compared for at least four grow cycles and can confirm these facts? Or are you just...

Mycos don't live without roots to attach themselves to, dats just the fungus that grows when you're composting meals into potting soil, just mix up the soil and let it dry out. It's ready to go after that.

That is the dumbest shit I ever heard.

This is terrible advice. Do not do this. After your second week of flower you shouldn't be doing anything but watering and providing support for heavy branches. You are stalling the production of your plant.

It's not that it's false advertising, but yeah it's not really a guide to go off of. Your yield will be more affected by your room environment and light wattage then it ever will by strain. Decades of uninspired breeding in the cannabis community has ensured that most strains if grown right will...