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Originally Posted by wwilde
Another one my mate said a while back , don't chop your plants up in front of the other plants ( when I was culling the males ) it makes them feel bad lol.
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This actually makes a little bit of sense... kinda. In food/flower storage and transportation it is well known that as vegetation "ripens" after picking it releases gasses which encourage the same chemical reaction in nearby vegetation.
People spend a lot of time and money avoiding this when dealing with certain fruits, expensive cut rose's etc.
I trim up in front girls that are still under the light and have never thought of it. I figure that as I dry in a separate area, exposure would be at a minimum.