Can stretching be a good thing???

[Skiing Arab]

Hey as some of you know ive got 2 WW plants, around about a foot, seen some pre flowers so im going to start lowering the light cycle.
when a plant starts budding its a the nodes, but on the main cola it goes up the the next and so on. if i was to stretch the plants by moving them away from the light would this create larger buds or bigger bud sights?
seems like it should work logically but i thought id ask the experts
cheers, the skiing arab

Skiing Arab Reviewed by Skiing Arab on 11-02-2006. Can stretching be a good thing??? Hey as some of you know ive got 2 WW plants, around about a foot, seen some pre flowers so im going to start lowering the light cycle. when a plant starts budding its a the nodes, but on the main cola it goes up the the next and so on. if i was to stretch the plants by moving them away from the light would this create larger buds or bigger bud sights? seems like it should work logically but i thought id ask the experts :) cheers, the skiing arab Rating: 5

[Blunted22]

im sure there someone that know alot more then me so my comment is probably irrelavent but... I would think that it might make it stringier (if thats a word) and maybe not as dense or you could be right. In my expierence the more stretched they are seems like the strigier they get. But like i said my comment on here is probably irelavant. lol

[stinkyattic]

The only time I want to see a plant stretch, ever, is a mother that I want nice long branches to take clones from and have enough internodal space to make cuts properly.

[Skiing Arab]

cheers lads, no stretching for me
just found out there both female, flowers are showing BRING ON THE BUDDAH
starting to lower the light cycle tonight