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I see a lot of clear, let them go a bit longer. and yes, most sativas are longer than 8 weeks.

Terpenoids don't survive extraction which is why they always taste the same and have no aroma. I use this last week of flower...

Well we do know K promotes resin production which is where majority of terpenoids reside. For now, it seems like a good source of potash combined with UV lighting is the most direct and effective route to maximizing terpenoid production. That and reducing the use of synthentic nutes...

With decades of cross breading and evolution of the plant, it's not uncommon for these plants to carry multiple terpene profiles. White Widow for example carries humulene and caryophyllene terpenes. So even if we increase terperoind production, there's no guarantee we boost the right profile...

It's glucose

Pretty sure a plant's terpene profile is hard coded into it's DNA. You can't change it. The best you can do is try to the most terpenoid production as possible

Photo dump. May your eyes enjoy this feast.

Smokable after 7 days. Gets better with cure though

Yea, it's called dancing on the rim of the volcano lol. UV is the most "natural" form of light stress on plants, which is probably why it promotes such a positive response. But of course, too much UV and you'll cook the trich heads and ruin it.

Lots of photos! Bubblegum White Gold Green Crack x White Widow babies

The lab of life

If for example you're not running any UV you can account for it with higher canopy temps to trigger the self defense response. Of course, you can go all in like @RM3 and run both UV and high canopy temps and push resin production to it's maximum.

Correct me if I am wrong. But sure if you dim down the color temp gets warmer, but at the same time aren't you killing your PPFD? Wouldn't you need to basically double up on the number of cobs you're running since they're driven so low?

What in the actual fuck

The article has nothing to do with sugar feeding. It's a break down of how the rhizosphere works, and the benefits and effects of what happens when you "feed" your microbes. There are many ways to feed microbes, and molasses is one of the cheapest and most effective ways to do so.

You're fucking stupid. Did you even read any of it? Probably not. This is why you can't teach these old timers anything. Stubborn old fucks that ignore facts. Keep flushing those plants too!

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2801380/ Learn something.

okay buddy. You're the one spewing out misinformation.

Goes to show what you know. Sugar and carbs aren't used to feed the plant, they're used to feed microbes. And calcium, is very much used by the plant. It promotes cell strength, cell division, root growth, and uptake of K. Learn botany, not forum bullshit. Moron Come back when you learn how...