It's amazing to me, I had a guy tell me this, we all know that the biggest healthiest plants in the world grow in the wild, the question is why. Obviously space is a factor, but there is so many other things and a lot of them are stress. People think stress will destroy there plants, but look at huge outdoor plants. Are they stressed? Animals, wind, bugs, all help make these plants grow this way. Think of super cropping, I was doing lst on one of my plants a month ago. I snapped a main branch in half, it was half together by a thread. I taped it together and now that branch had the fattest buds on the plant. It's unnatural for a cannabis plant to grow and have all of its leaves, birds break them some bite them off, but yet these outdoor plants still grow huge. I think we need to simulate this indoors. That's what the guy told me. He said the secret is not babying them. They need stress, they need a heat wave every now and then, winds, and or drought, or broken removed leaves, these stresses if constant will destroy our plants and screw up yields, but occasionally like it happens in nature will make the plants grow more like they would out in the wild. What would really happen in nature? Babying our plants makes them weak. Try to simulate nature, because this is where the biggest, most potent plants in the world grow. THEY NEED THESE STRESSES. it makes them stronger.
