This is the exact opposite George Cervantes himself says so! Can u reference your "proof"????
Unless you can provide a reputable study or have the credentials of Jorge and Ed Rosenthal combined, I'll stick to the most cited cannabis horticulture authors, thanx ...
I can see the electricity savings, but if it pays off in quicker vegetative growth, isn't it worth it for the profit you're making on harvest, whether it be for personal smoke or otherwise?
This sounds like an urban legend. These types of rumors go around all the time. There are a dozen of this ilk: plant spends time developing sugars, dark is necessary for the plant to grow, etc. . . as far as I can tell (from reported evidence) these are all bullshit.
I have not had similar experiences. The difficult part is that even between generations, seeds, even clones from the same plant often display such varied vigor that a large-scale experiment would be necessary to conclusively say anything.
Same, although the first few weeks I spent so much time adjusting / fiddling with the plants that I basically had it on a 21 hr cycle.
another claim without evidence.
