budrotation

Budrotation refers to a practice, primarily in cannabis cultivation, where plants are moved between different lighting conditions during their growth cycle. This technique is often employed to manipulate plant development, particularly flowering. For example, a plant might be kept under vegetative lighting conditions for an extended period and then moved to flowering conditions to induce blooming. This method can be used to control the size and shape of the plant, or to synchronize flowering in a crop. It's important to note that the specific timing and duration of light exposure are crucial for successful budrotation. Environmental factors such as temperature and humidity also play a significant role and must be managed appropriately alongside the lighting schedule. Growers may also use budrotation as part of a strategy to manage pests and diseases by altering the plant's environment. The effectiveness of budrotation can vary depending on the specific strain of cannabis and the grower's objectives. Careful planning and observation are key to implementing this technique effectively.