woodsmaneh
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well done sinner, just don't change to many things or you won't know what it is, if something goes wrong.
datDANK if it`s good enough for DJ than it`s good enough for all of us right?
So the Tri-chromes are there to protect the cells in the leaf during daylight, the tri's protect the plant by sacrificing the particals inside the tri's. So it workes kind of like this
the tri has lets say 10 particles at night, the next light period the tri uses 3 parts of it's 10 to protect the plant, so when the sun sets the particles are down to 7. At night that's when it builds it's protection, it make 5 particles so going into the next light period it has a life of 12 and it repeats.
When plants are given an extended period of darkness the plants do not have the daily loss, the daily degradation of THC as it protects the delicate inner glands from UV-B light waves. Plus the plants are in their 'night function mode' where more THC 'particles' are being produced than during the day. So over the 72-hours you have no loss of THC due to light degradation and at the same time you have the 'night function' increased rate of production of THC occurring. The two combine for what can, in some strains, be a significant increase in levels of THC, and a lesser increase in other strains. Like so much in growing it appears to be strain dependent on just how great of an increase there will be, but there will be an increase. It might be so little that it could only be detected using gas chromatography coupled with mass spectroscopy and it might be great enough to knock your socks off.
datDANK if it`s good enough for DJ than it`s good enough for all of us right?
So the Tri-chromes are there to protect the cells in the leaf during daylight, the tri's protect the plant by sacrificing the particals inside the tri's. So it workes kind of like this
the tri has lets say 10 particles at night, the next light period the tri uses 3 parts of it's 10 to protect the plant, so when the sun sets the particles are down to 7. At night that's when it builds it's protection, it make 5 particles so going into the next light period it has a life of 12 and it repeats.
When plants are given an extended period of darkness the plants do not have the daily loss, the daily degradation of THC as it protects the delicate inner glands from UV-B light waves. Plus the plants are in their 'night function mode' where more THC 'particles' are being produced than during the day. So over the 72-hours you have no loss of THC due to light degradation and at the same time you have the 'night function' increased rate of production of THC occurring. The two combine for what can, in some strains, be a significant increase in levels of THC, and a lesser increase in other strains. Like so much in growing it appears to be strain dependent on just how great of an increase there will be, but there will be an increase. It might be so little that it could only be detected using gas chromatography coupled with mass spectroscopy and it might be great enough to knock your socks off.