Bigger yields

Kassiopeija said:
I think Lighting & Nutes are a part of what's called the Environment for the plant. The term Environment really incorporates lots of things... but definitely Time is also a factor. Cut early or give it another week? What's best?


Reading that too from a lot of sources, some run 100 plants under 800W 12/12fs every 3 months. Too much hassle for me even with dripfeed. There has to be an easier way, what is it?
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Flood tables :p
 
Nine days into 12/12 prob won’t get to the second net but if they do they do feeding at 600 ppm once everyday they don’t need a lot of water for all of them about 5 gals of my nutrient res love my new dehumidifier now I can keep my tent closed 24/7 and just have the passives open only problem I’m having is temperature dropping at night then my humidity spikes very badly hope I fixed it got a 400 watt oil rad and I have a fan blow on it to keep my room warm at lights off
 

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
it is true, if no one is feeding that plant and supplying it with a better than average environment. yes, a plant will grow during stretch, whether the pot is already full of roots or not. but it won't grow as many bud sites, and the buds won't grow as large...that is my personal observation, so i can't send you anywhere to confirm it. i've just noticed that the better yielders are the ones that get up potted less than ten days before they get flipped to flower...noticed it enough that it's become my standard practice. i don't care how long the branches get, i care how heavily loaded down they are, and the ones that get repotted later are the ones carrying the most
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I half fill pots and when flower starts i fill in the rest
 
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