Harvest & Curing In for the Kill

[Bromeo]

It ain't about juice loss or nutrient loss.

This plant is a weed , when u try to kill it , it struggles to survive and uses last power she's got , never heard of putting stress on a plant?

All I've ever seen them do from heavy stress in the end is hemie, go limp or soggy....and never recover. I have sat back here for a year now just reading and observing not often giving my opinion. But here is something I have noticed. Most growers claiming better tch production from any last minute trickery are new growers that did these techniques on their 1st grows. They never gave the weed a chance to see what it could do on its own. Chances are it was the strain they chose and not the other crap. All the darkness has ever done for mine is make them limp and loose feeling. Add a knife in the stem and it might add a nice place for mold spores to be born.

 

[Gigglestick]

I know how you might feel but these tricks were told to me by growers with over 30 years of experience in growing. And i can tell you i'm from a very weed related and growing cultural land

 

[ripster]

On your next grow, do 2 of the same strain and at harvest, do your tricks to one but not the other. Then we will all see or not see the differences.

 

[Jim Dandy]

Like Ripster said, test your next grow. Keep everything the same except the darkness and stem splitting. Mark tue plants or buds and dry/cure the exact same way.