My Runtz rabbit is showing enough dark trics, and it's time to chop. Does when the plant gets chopped (morning, afternoon, or evening) in the light cycle matter?
Two days of dark. May help w dank
There is definitely a camp that swears high THC is where its at. I don't belong to that camp. I'll explain...For many years people chased the highest THC, with little interest in other properties. The plant was most actively making thc at the height of the day. After which it would degrade. So the time to get the best 'thcther stuff' ratio was 1pm. This idea fell away with the move indoor, where there is no peak in the day. Then later our interests became less focused on THC before everything else. So we never hear about that anymore.
I'm going to suggest that what you are looking for, influences the best time to chop.
For me, the best time is when everyone has gone to bed. The plants are less of a concern. I like to do my trim, then get the smell shifted during the night.
... something I do the last 2 weeks of flower is to drop my settings to 75/55 lights on and ambient/55 lights out. I have not lost any plants to mold.Everything I have studied leads me to believe an early morning harvest was the proper time to harvest.If I can’t cut in the first hour after lights on then I cut next day. Also , I don’t water for two days before cut. This lessens the chance of mold while drying.In the past I have lost more than a few main colas that were dense and wet through and through.
... something I do the last 2 weeks of flower is to drop my settings to 75/55 lights on and ambient/55 lights out. I have not lost any plants to mold.
/75F/55F daytime and 55 F during night time? Jesus, that was hard to write, this too, I bid you good night,_ "Goodnight Ladies" - Lou Reed (Music Video) - YouTube