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While we're waiting hit em with Question #3 Canna. Is that easier Brooklyn.
 
Pick a Curtain Lester​



Curtain #1
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Curtain #2
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Curtain #3
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When a plant goes entirely into flowering mode. Only shorter photoperiod 12/12 keeps cannabis from stretching too much
 
Ok Tryshard, we a little in front of schedule. Post your open discussion question.
 
It is to prematurely induce flowering.
Bolting is when the plant prematurely flowers and it reduces overall quality of the flower.
 
When a plant gets too humid too quickly and it sends itself unto "survival mode" and starts to quickly flower and produce seeds

Dragged myself out of bed for this!
 
Bolting has occurred in my current lettuce crop, this means that the plant has flowered before producing a lot of leaf, the plants are a lot smaller and don't yield as well but let's just say our next lettuce crop is on the way when the seeds knock off early.

In terms of cannabis, this can actually be advantageous for us during a Spring crop, we wish to get them to flower prematurely in order to get a crop in before the June solstice, since the flowers are what we're after (usually not the raw leaf), we can obtain small harvests of high quality early on in summer because of bolting as seen with some of my Blackberry plants
 
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