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aphrodisia
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Cool thread, this one actually made me sit my tea down.
The top right plant is the one I would vote for. BUT..there are way too many variables in growing to definitively say that's correct. Give me a controlled experiment and then we'll talk turkey. The top right plant shows the classic "reaching for the sky" we all see in plants that need more light. Buds seem to be less dense as well, more airy. Stalks are spindly but it's kind of hard to tell without a close up.
As far as the the topic, plants can only soak up or "use" a certain amount of light in a day. That being said, it's up to the grower to ensure that the plant has everything else it needs to efficiently process that light. Water, Co2, nutes, air and plant structure, roots, etc. If all of those things aren't jivin' with each other then you are not letting the plant live up to it's full potential.
If you can find the magic numbers to do that from seed on 12/12 then that's awesome! But the tell all is doing it in a controlled grow AND looking at (or smoking) bud quality, which we can't see from those pics. I might try just that too, that would be fun. But I would be like Bill Nye and see what exactly the differences would be. It's too bad he ain't a reefer ruffian..I'd take a toke with Bill fo sho. lol
Yep thats the one alright, but its still got like a few weeks to go and as for the buds appearing to be less dense they arent really, they just look like it because thats an Amnesia and its almost pure sativa and that would account for its more "stretchy" look, but its swelling nicely and packing on the trichomes. And as far as quality goes never had any complaints with my buds. Many people seem to forget that 12/12 light is the natural regimen for the equator where most sativas grow.