SmokeDoggy
Well-Known Member
In theory let's assume you have adequate light coverage on each and every leaf in your plant - just for a second.
Now let's take a look at Yield.
Yield depends on light basically, so assume that light is constant here.
Now take 1 plant which is grown w/out any modifications.
And then we have plant 2 which was chopped into say a single cola or maybe fimmed into a 4 cola plant. Whatever. It was dorked with but not in too much excess.
Will there be any more yield in plant 2?
I wonder that while even though LST and FIM and other techniques might help with better light absorption, the act of cutting the plant itself will injure and slow its growth process just as much if not more to counter any yield gains...
What do YOU think?
Now let's take a look at Yield.
Yield depends on light basically, so assume that light is constant here.
Now take 1 plant which is grown w/out any modifications.
And then we have plant 2 which was chopped into say a single cola or maybe fimmed into a 4 cola plant. Whatever. It was dorked with but not in too much excess.
Will there be any more yield in plant 2?
I wonder that while even though LST and FIM and other techniques might help with better light absorption, the act of cutting the plant itself will injure and slow its growth process just as much if not more to counter any yield gains...
What do YOU think?