Small plants VS Big Plants

[stinkyattic]

Larger root mass, ...the longer it takes to get those nutes from the roots to the top of the plant. ..

This only applies the very first time you ever give the plant nutrients. After that, there's a constant supply and this is moot.

you can get more dense and thicker bud off a smaller plant.. not always, but can. ..

Plant size and bud density are independent of each other. Bud density depends upon genetics, availablity of carbon, and intensity of light.

Clones can be rooted under any light cycle...

Clones should only be rooted under at least 16 hours of light. Rooting under light conditions that would induce flowering in a regular plant will do the same wiht clones, and not only will you have the plant making the wrong hormones, but you will then have to re-veg the clones before flowering, adding about 3 weeks to your cycle, and greatly increasing chances of hermaphrotidism.

stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on 09-25-2007. Small plants VS Big Plants I've got a question for those experienced growers out there :D I am growing some plants that grew big on me while vegetating indoors under 3000 watts of power. They are growing nice , entering the last weeks of budding , but they don't look nothing like the ones I grew outside which didn't vegetate as much and stayed super small. The ones outside are almost done , but they are much nicer looking than the ones inside , which are bigger , but not nicer. Question 1 : Does bigger plants Rating: 5