I uderstand all your points, but I'm not saying I'm in favor of this idea just trying to get a little theory discussion

"don't fuk with mother nature" good point but I am mother nature as far as my plants are concerned...

I guess I'm saying time is time blah blah blah I'm not going to go into my thought on the time space continuum because I'm super baked hah

my point is that 12 hours can still be 12 hours even if it's 24 hours (try and stay with me)

So with that bein said can my plant (after beig exposed to 24 hour light prior to bloom) how is the plant to understand that there even is a certain length of day and night?

Making sense? Probably not hah

lst, sea of green, topping, all methods used as if we are mother mature

It is my understanding that the plant tells the difference by seasonal light and forces of nature that have always been, so my real point in this ramble is why wouldn't anyone think I can fuk with the psychology of the plant and tricking it Into 24 hour light 24 hour dark... I think this would potentially double everything a plant would if it were using 12/12
dkm287 Reviewed by dkm287 on . Photoperiod Sooo been reading alot in photoperiod...without going into detail - long nights long days tell th plant winter is coming, forcing the plants to produce the buds and seeds I've been using 12/12 lighting and understand most do the same if I'm going 24 hour light for the veg, would it be possible to 24 on 24 off? I mean, were creating our own environment right? How is the plant to know? Anyways, has any one tried this? Or have any insight on how it would work? Rating: 5