So you have done this test?. Al B you know i have gotten some tips from you in the past... but there are credible growers that state that these sugars ...actually Mollases gives you about 20% increase on girth... now 20% isnt much... but it is... Mr HIgh times jorge cervantes has run these tests and he says your wrong al B.....
I'll suggest to you that Señor Cervantes is more writer than grower. He compiles information given to him by growers, which he entertains as noteworthy, but I seriously doubt he's tried everything he's written about.So you have done this test?. Al B you know i have gotten some tips from you in the past... but there are credible growers that state that these sugars ...actually Mollases gives you about 20% increase on girth... now 20% isnt much... but it is... Mr HIgh times jorge cervantes has run these tests and he says your wrong al B.....
So whats up...
Is there any peer-reviewed botanical science that says cannabis plants can't eat chicken feathers?
No, it's not!
Nope! I feel lots of things (and sometimes they smack me when I do!). It's entirely possible for a large number of people to get it wrong all at once and keep being wrong!
Ok, presume for a moment that your plant COULD take up sugars through the root system. Have you ever inhaled burning sugar smoke? What's nice about it? Burning sugar does not taste sweet!
This is how I use molasses. I start it during the third week of flowering. I mix it in with my nutrient cocktail @ 2 tablespoons per gallon of water. I use south pacific molasses. The best I believe is blackstrap molasses. I have heard of people that use Grandma's syrup with good success. The potential of bud yield can range from 5-20% if all other conditions are being met as well.
Let's get clear on this point; I don't 'hate' molasses. There's simply no evidence that plants can use sugars as a nutrient. There's as much evidence in support of fertilising with chicken feathers.
Bullshit. Show me your source.
If you did, s/he'd be pretty amused that you didn't know what s/he really is. What do you think a 'plant science prof' is called?
How do you use chicken feathers? I hear Welsomers have nice ones.
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there is a tentative rule here, much advise given by strangers can damage your crop. yes light plays a major role in density, but there are several other factors to take into consideration. these are heat, nutrients, nutrient poisoning, co2(which is really only needed if you are growing in a closed environment), length of flowering time and ph. this is not to say that all info from strangers is foul but i have seen quite a bit. i would deff let your plants finish out, and as far as light being the cause, this is a problem from early in the plants life when it decides for itself how far apart to place the node regions.
another good example. see HID lights give off uv rays already. this gentleman is trying to explain the facts about UVB light which is stronger in metal halide than HPS lights. so you can use on of each for best results of just a MH for slightly less weight and higher THC content.Al B, you out there? Tried to private message you but you obviously know that didn't work for me so I'm gonna see if you get it this way. What do you know about this? B.S or will it work?:
Top Tip for you all,
Do you want to double the crystal growth on your plant/s??
All you need is a spare timer, spare strip light/s, and ultra violet bulb/s!
Did you know the uv rays from the sun encourage crystal growth?
This is a natural defence system for the skunk plant to protect itself from uv rays, THC-rich resins act to protect the plant and its seed from both higher light intensities and ultraviolet presence.
The way to encourage this growth without harming your plant or weed is to allow ur plant/s short daily bursts of uv rays.
All your plant/s need is 30 mins of uv rays a day during the latter stage of flowering in 3x10 minute bursts spread throughout your daily light cycle.
The uv lights directly stimulate THC production.
More THC=
TRY IT OUT!!!
Then plus rep me on harvest day LOL
If you really want to get science-y about it, do what scientists do. Run a control group and a test group, in parallel. This will eliminate any other environmental variables and allow you to make amore informed decision as to what the effects are of your changes.
This is so well said that it should be posted at the top of every forum. +r, mon. Well done.
You presume here that UV makes one whit of difference. No one has ever probed the reasons why cannabis plants make resin, but it's highly unlikely that it is a response to UV light. Most plants which make sticky substances do so to trap & kill or discourage insect attackers. Maybe you should add some bugs.
