Is it true that... .

[Huggzfornuggz]

If your running 24/7 you can turn the lights off for 24-48 hours and they get real frosty? When ready for harvest

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

That does not make sense to me since it takes weeks for the trichome to form?

 

[Huggzfornuggz]

That does not make sense to me since it takes weeks for the trichome to form?

Just a myth iv heard

 

[PotDaddy]

Bro Science!

 

[Proph]

Scientifically it's true.. Whether or not your eyes or body notices a difference is a different story. There are several ways to stress a plant before harvest. This is one of them. But the science behind it is true. When the plants are in darkness for the last 48 hrs, it tricks the plant into believing the season's are changing and that it is at the end of life. The plant increases resin production as a last ditch effort in hopes that it increases the chances of pollen sticking to the pistils and pollinating the plant. Is the increase noticeable to the human eye? Probably not.. But that is the science behind the concept.

 

[Huggzfornuggz]

Scientifically it's true.. Whether or not your eyes or body notices a difference is a different story. There are several ways to stress a plant before harvest. This is one of them. But the science behind it is true. When the plants are in darkness for the last 48 hrs, it tricks the plant into believing the season's are changing and that it is at the end of life. The plant increases resin production as a last ditch effort in hopes that it increases the chances of pollen sticking to the pistils and pollinating the plant. Is the increase noticeable to the human eye? Probably not.. But that is the science behind the concept.

Thank you for shedding some light on it for me , I have read a few post here and their and some people say u can see it , so I'll give it ago .

 

[Death The Cultivator]

Scientifically it's true.. Whether or not your eyes or body notices a difference is a different story. There are several ways to stress a plant before harvest. This is one of them. But the science behind it is true. When the plants are in darkness for the last 48 hrs, it tricks the plant into believing the season's are changing and that it is at the end of life. The plant increases resin production as a last ditch effort in hopes that it increases the chances of pollen sticking to the pistils and pollinating the plant. Is the increase noticeable to the human eye? Probably not.. But that is the science behind the concept.

Basically like vine ripening?