Quote Originally Posted by afghooey
This sounds like it might be something along the lines of what you're thinking:

Grow Marijuana FAQ, Cannabis cultivation - marijuana growing tips & photos

Good luck!
Very interesting link.

I wouldn't increase your daytime above 14 once your 12/12 is established. In theory you could increase it more and use products such as Bud Blood and Overdrive in proper concentrations to chemically trigger the flowering horomone in the plant to make up for the reduced strenth of the flowering light signal.

Also if you go super crazy with a high intensity room a plant may become "light bleached" where parts of the leaves turn white instead of green. Simple physics of wave length absorbtion tells you that much of the light is reflected off the leaf and little light can be absorbed from this area of leaf. Just thought you should know...
Chronic Chrissy Reviewed by Chronic Chrissy on . OMG I HOPE THIS WORKS! Since photosynthesis is the process that turns light into growth, would it make sense to give a plant more light after the plant has established itself into the flowering mode to produce more buds? What I'm suggesting is after about 4 weeks from the start of flowering when buds start to form, one starts to add more day than night period. For example from 12day/12night, one adds an half-hour per day until one reaches, oh let's say, 17/5. The real question is if the plant will revert back into Rating: 5