zem
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Many growers rotate their plants during flowering to allow light for the shaded parts of a plant so that the buds on these parts grow better. Other growers believe that rotating the plant every week or two in flowering in fact causes the plant to lose some flowering time adjusting to the new location of the light source. they believe that would cause the buds not to grow as big as they should since the light is not getting to the leaves enough time for them to grow the buds since much time is lost while plants adjust to light. outdoor sunlight moves daily and a good way to replicate this indoor is with a light mover but this is not the case in question.
what i and other growers would like to know is what the effect of rotating a plant has if done manually several days apart during flowering? does anyone have info about this? sources or links? do you rotate your plants during flowering? or not? if you do when, how, why, or why not??
many thanks for sharing, zem
what i and other growers would like to know is what the effect of rotating a plant has if done manually several days apart during flowering? does anyone have info about this? sources or links? do you rotate your plants during flowering? or not? if you do when, how, why, or why not??
many thanks for sharing, zem