Alexander Supertramp
Well-Known Member
Typical kid. You speak the truth and they call you an ass.You, with most certainity, came here to be an ass.
Can you stop, please?
Typical kid. You speak the truth and they call you an ass.You, with most certainity, came here to be an ass.
Can you stop, please?
Of course a plant will divert energy to replace a leaf that the grower has prematurely removed. And you rapers claim, and I use claim strongly, this diversion of energy to replace a leaf increases yield.Do you mean you can't defoliate multiple times and by that promote more leaf growth?
some people need to be mocked^^^I just love people who read through every bit of a thread and then mock the one who started it^^^
if it doesn't fly farther, You just did it wrong. you not suppose to pull them off until the bird is at least 2 weeks old.I took all the feathers off my bird to see if it would fly farther!
yes. streamlined, they're more aerodynamic. much faster when shot out of a cannon...Why are we now talking about birds???? Why the birds??? I just don't get the birds???? Did it work? The birds I mean!!!
How far could your Ostrich fly before you took the feathers off?I took all the feathers off my bird to see if it would fly farther!
I aint gonna lie.
Thus proving that you don't even understand the principles of the technique being discussed!! I did explain it very simply earlier on in this thread but you obviously chose not to read that bit.Of course a plant will divert energy to replace a leaf that the grower has prematurely removed. And you rapers claim, and I use claim strongly, this diversion of energy to replace a leaf increases yield.
Just keep raping your plants Canna-mo.Thus proving that you don't even understand the principles of the technique being discussed!! I did explain it very simply earlier on in this thread but you obviously chose not to read that bit.
The increased yield comes from the middle and lower buds because of the extra light penetrating the canopy from the defoliation of leaves, these now mature budsites replace the immature budsites which would have been there before and are generally discarded by the lollipop technique or later on in harvest.
instead of raping the plant of leaves, Why not just get a better light?Thus proving that you don't even understand the principles of the technique being discussed!! I did explain it very simply earlier on in this thread but you obviously chose not to read that bit.
The increased yield comes from the middle and lower buds because of the extra light penetrating the canopy from the defoliation of leaves, these now mature budsites replace the immature budsites which would have been there before and are generally discarded by the lollipop technique or later on in harvest.
Bwahahahaha. you just keep making me laugh. Thanks,I needed it this morning.It seems so far the only arguments against defoliation are giving analogies about how when you take things off something it stops being as good!!
Ok so I went to a lap dancing club the other night, she was about to take her bikini off but I said "hell no". "Don't defoliate your clothes, it's much better to have more clothes and could you possibly go and put some more on" because more clothes on a lap dancer is much better than taking them off.
I rest my case.
Good one. Killer argument.Just keep raping your plants Canna-mo.
I didn't quote any time period.That's actually a popular misconception that we thought the earth was flat during the middle ages, we have known that the earth was round since at least the ancient Greeks.
Have you invented a light that can penetrate leaves and just get to the bud then, maybe you should take it on Dragons den because I would buy one and I'm in!!instead of raping the plant of leaves, Why not just get a better light?