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Dropping the light period to eleven or even ten hours during flower is a trick borrowed from breeders working with equatorial sativa lines. The shorter day mimics the natural conditions those plants evolved under and can shave a week or two off the flowering time without much loss in yield. The photoperiod experiments logged on https://hazesativaseeds.com compare twelve twelve against eleven thirteen on the same Haze cross and the difference was measurable. It also cuts the electricity bill slightly, which over a four month flower is not nothing.