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jimmytheduck
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hey y'all been doing a bunch of research around here but was hard to pin point my answer. I've been browsing the forum for years and finally pulled the trigger and signed up. Been a pretty id say advance grower since I've been doing it for a lil over 8 years. all of my necessities are covered. temps, humidity, airflow. using soil as my medium (sunshine 4)
heres my questions.
in the past i noticed plants eat more in the hotter weather. thus the frequency of watering and nutrient is used more often. where as its vice versa for the cold weather. my question is, since its the winter time now, and plants are eating much slower and the frequency of nutrient is much less. will the buds be smaller in size? in other words is it "the more you can feed plants, the bigger the yield will be?" or it doesn't matter. like if they are eating less, you should give them less? and they will still yield weight?
heres my questions.
in the past i noticed plants eat more in the hotter weather. thus the frequency of watering and nutrient is used more often. where as its vice versa for the cold weather. my question is, since its the winter time now, and plants are eating much slower and the frequency of nutrient is much less. will the buds be smaller in size? in other words is it "the more you can feed plants, the bigger the yield will be?" or it doesn't matter. like if they are eating less, you should give them less? and they will still yield weight?
