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I am planning to add black sugar to the watering after 30 days of flowering. I haven't tried this before. This is the first time.

I have been in flower for a little more than a month, ready to water next time to start slowly adding black syrup.

The last time I switched the light cycle 12 hours later, they bloomed.

I have switched to 12 hours, hoping to stimulate the flowering.

I switched the lights to 12 hours. Do they double?

Excuse me I automatically to the present state of whether to enter the flowering, they have five months old, it has been not blossom, I don't know why, the light irradiation time for 18 hours, I set them to 21 hours last week

I split each branch a few days ago to make the light shine even more evenly, properly pruning some of the bottom buds, and then trimming the canopy again to block the light from the leaves.

I opened them with wire to make the light even more uniform, and the branches below I knew only the leaves that were about to wither, and those tiny shoots that didn't get too much pruning.

I'm going to trim their blades tonight, and use a plastic bracket to open the branches to try to make the light shine even more.

Even if they're automatic, I can trim them, right?

To bloom and grow thick, can you trim their leaves and get more light.

Because I use translation tools to talk to you, it may not be understood in many places. After all, translation tools may not be so comprehensive, but thank you for your answers.

So should I not use black sugar now? It doesn't work for plants, right?

So I just need to add black sugar two weeks before the end of the flowering period?

I also have three boxes that have not been sown.