what?

you let in light...DURING THE DARK CYCLE?

are your plants budding?

Of course, what's the problem? Budding or not. Ever hear of a full moon?

why would the light be "irrelivant"

Light is relivant. Watering times are not, as long as a plant gets the correct amount of moisture throughout it's life.


don't you understand the difference between NITE AND DAY?

I'm sure your plants know the difference!

Yes, they appear much healthier at night for some reason. I wonder if this has something to do with plants storing energy in the day and building with it at night. And I eat just as often when it's dark as when it's light, if you average a year (as long as we're comparing me to a plant). I happen to know for a fact that plants suck up water at night too if they are thirsty. You can actually see it sometimes if you look close.

cat like reflexes?
Naturally. (My cat is really old)

yes I think it will affect your yeild.
I'll try to keep an open mind about this, I suppose it may be possible. I still don't see how, but perhaps you could explain it to me.

you gotta learn more.
Who doesn't? I guess that's why I asked you to explain it to me.

have you ever budded you plant to like 4 ounces?

No, but I've never budded a plant to 8 ounces either, and I could easily do that if I so desired. Never saw the need to.

if your letting in light on the dark cycle you surely will not get the big buds.
Show me. Prove it. I want to learn. But then also explain starlight. What about full moons? Maybe you've never seen a full moon when you are not in the city, but around these here parts, it almost looks like day time. I really don't think bud size will be affected if you have some light on your plants at night for 4 minutes, once per week, or however much time you spend watering.

Not that I think watering at night is better, I just don't think it matters much, if any.