Breaking down sugars, starches, and chlorophyll
Posted: Sun Nov 03, 2024 12:13 am
what if I told you there was a way to breakdown sugars, starches, and chlorophyll without a flush or a cure?
Well there is.
Okay so when you cut a bud from a plant all metabolic processes within that bud are dead.
But if you seperate the entire plant from the rootball the metabolic processes within that plant are still alive for 72 hours.
So within this 72 hour period because the plant has no rootball but the metabolic processes are still alive the plant breaks down chlorophyll sugars and starches.
After 72 hours I chop off and hang each branch individually because mold freaks Me out.
I hope this article helps someone
Happy growing.
Well there is.
Okay so when you cut a bud from a plant all metabolic processes within that bud are dead.
But if you seperate the entire plant from the rootball the metabolic processes within that plant are still alive for 72 hours.
So within this 72 hour period because the plant has no rootball but the metabolic processes are still alive the plant breaks down chlorophyll sugars and starches.
After 72 hours I chop off and hang each branch individually because mold freaks Me out.
I hope this article helps someone
Happy growing.