Thedillestpickle
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Yes I noticed that in some of the older books I have, I also noticed that max THC content has gone from 5% to 20+% since the 80's, according to what I'm reading.
You are better off with indica or hybrid with dominant indica if you're worried about stretching. Plants stretch if there is not enough light, they may also do this if they have too much light or heat because the light is too close. Or it may be just genetics. Satiivas are meant to be big to be mature for better yield and high effect. Note that they have 11-12 week flowering time. Most of my sativas/hybrid w/sativa dominant end up 6ft and up.Does anyone know what conditions are good for a plant to reduce stretching? Im trying to figure out how I can make a sativa as short as possible without physically touching the plant, no lst/fim/topping/supercropping
Just the perfect conditions for a plant to make it not want to stretch, Im thinking Lots of light, lower temperatures, a fan that pushes it lots. basically opposite of things that cause stretching, but are there any less obvious tricks?
any ideas are welcome
THC levels are definitely effected by the spectrum of light. MH tends to produce more potent buds. HPS tends to produce bigger buds.That has nothing to do with growing under MH/HPS. That's genetic.
THC levels are definitely effected by the spectrum of light. MH tends to produce more potent buds. HPS tends to produce bigger buds.
Oh yeah - I use MH and HPS and I've noticed better results including closer node intervals using the MH for the first two weeks of flower (or however long the initial stretch lasts). After that I switch to HPS and the stretch doesn't seem to continue.