Sugar or also called Brix in late life of cannabis theory ...

Halman9000

Halman9000

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When leaves in a tree die at the end of their natural season in the snow belt , the question of whether you get beautiful leaves as they go from turning green into fall colors , all depend on whether the leaves contain sugar or not . If the leaves contain a lot of sugar , the leaves turn beautiful colors of yellow , orange or red . If the leaves do not contain very much sugar then the leaves turn brown . Whether or not someone grows indoors or outdoors , I would think that you can get pretty cannabis buds if there is a high sugar content ( called brix by botanist ) . The high sugar content in cannabis during the late stages of it's life I here also makes the cannabis more flavorful and improve it's medicinal content .

I hope what I said is true , because that would make me happier .

Halman9000
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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Halman9000 said:
When leaves in a tree die at the end of their natural season in the snow belt , the question of whether you get beautiful leaves as they go from turning green into fall colors , all depend on whether the leaves contain sugar or not . If the leaves contain a lot of sugar , the leaves turn beautiful colors of yellow , orange or red . If the leaves do not contain very much sugar then the leaves turn brown . Whether or not someone grows indoors or outdoors , I would think that you can get pretty cannabis buds if there is a high sugar content ( called brix by botanist ) . The high sugar content in cannabis during the late stages of it's life I here also makes the cannabis more flavorful and improve it's medicinal content .

I hope what I said is true , because that would make me happier .

Halman9000
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I actually think there's something to the Hi Brix amount making better smelling and tastier buds. I use Earth Juice Hi-Brix sometimes.
 
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waterproof808

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Halman9000 said:
When leaves in a tree die at the end of their natural season in the snow belt , the question of whether you get beautiful leaves as they go from turning green into fall colors , all depend on whether the leaves contain sugar or not . If the leaves contain a lot of sugar , the leaves turn beautiful colors of yellow , orange or red . If the leaves do not contain very much sugar then the leaves turn brown . Whether or not someone grows indoors or outdoors , I would think that you can get pretty cannabis buds if there is a high sugar content ( called brix by botanist ) . The high sugar content in cannabis during the late stages of it's life I here also makes the cannabis more flavorful and improve it's medicinal content .

I hope what I said is true , because that would make me happier .

Halman9000
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leaves changing color in winter has nothing to do with sugar content. Trees stop producing chlorophyll in winter as the days get shorter and the green color fades out exposing the natural anthocyanin (red, purple) and carotenoid (orange, yellow) pigments commonly found in leaves.
You will not get a cannabis plant to be more colorful by simply feeding it extra sugars.
 
Tht_Blk_Guy27

Tht_Blk_Guy27

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Halman9000 said:
When leaves in a tree die at the end of their natural season in the snow belt , the question of whether you get beautiful leaves as they go from turning green into fall colors , all depend on whether the leaves contain sugar or not . If the leaves contain a lot of sugar , the leaves turn beautiful colors of yellow , orange or red . If the leaves do not contain very much sugar then the leaves turn brown . Whether or not someone grows indoors or outdoors , I would think that you can get pretty cannabis buds if there is a high sugar content ( called brix by botanist ) . The high sugar content in cannabis during the late stages of it's life I here also makes the cannabis more flavorful and improve it's medicinal content .

I hope what I said is true , because that would make me happier .

Halman9000
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it feeds your microbe population which the break down the nutrients and give it to the plant in a much faster readily available form. your plant also requires the carbs for photosynthesis so your 1000% correct
 
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