FULL MOON HARVESTING ?

[Kenn]

OK heard somewhere that picking the morning after a full moon is supposed to be the best time to harvest. Does anybody know anything about this....is it true....and if it is why ??? . or is it just bullshit? :wtf:

Kenn Reviewed by Kenn on 04-01-2007. FULL MOON HARVESTING ? OK heard somewhere that picking the morning after a full moon is supposed to be the best time to harvest. Does anybody know anything about this....is it true....and if it is why ??? . or is it just bullshit? :wtf: Rating: 5

[veggiepark]

I read planting on a full moon is best?

[SaanenGoats]

Planting right AFTER a full moon is a good idea because during full moons the weather typically get's colder. So in the spring, your last frost will probably be on a full moon. If you look at your moon schedule and your average last frost days, the full moon during that time is a pretty good bet for your last frost. Planting right after that moon will give you a good chance of maximizing outdoor grow days without freezing the babies. As far as harvesting on a full moon... no idea!

[1chronic]

Yeah them damn warewolves are a bitch.

[Dr.Hashman]

I got in a habit of transplanting things outside during a full moon from my grandma. We use a 3 light halogen workshop light-stand thing to light the area, then we do all our planting. I can't wait to go up there this summer again!