Cold temps in Veg and Flip for colors?

Researching Key Lime Pie at first thought it’s a typo because buds n r are more of a dispo, then i see the word vegetation in wiki.
First time i heard this.
Just like a plant vax, you can trigger a plants sar and immune system at flip to give it memory to be in defense but not ever read cold temps or cold media before 2nd half flower.

Ctrl F search for cold and vegetative
https://www.wikileaf.com/strain/key-lime-pie/?page=2

I researched for hours n months on anthocyanin induction and never came across this in forums or studies lol

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I’m a skeptic but it sounds like nonsense.

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It was researched for hours And months.js

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An intensive 3 hour study.

I do get purps, from the cold, but my tent can get as low as 13C

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Why are you using the .js file type?

Cause I’m too tired to argue.

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To bring out this strain’s eye-catching purple colors, growers may also want to artificially “shock” the plants by exposing them to cold just before flowering occurs. icon_e_surprised|nullxnull

Forgot to do that with the one on the right … :sweat_smile:

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Yes Phytohormones, flavanoids, carbolic acids, sugars, sulfur types etc for anthocyanin production

You seem nice

Thanks but I’m not really. I’m kind, but not your kind.

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