20/4
Who worries about light leaks in veg?
I personally use a staggered photoperiod of 14/2/2/4.
When I was new I didn't worry about light leaks in the flowering room. Back then I was running subcool genetics and got hermies all OVER the place. Done with that shizzy, running good, solid genetics now. But it took some time for me to understand what happens to plants in response to light and how that behavior is affected by photoperiods, etc.
My current "problem" is how to slow growth in veg down. I keep ending up with these huge plants that are too big for my preferred sog-style of growing, they then need to be cut down, sometimes for weeks on end.
Timing is EVERYTHING.
A very knowledgeable friend gave me that lovely tip in order that I might be able to put clones OD without them immediately going into flower. It works.Is that on/off/on/off?
If so, how'd you come to that specific cycle? Have been curious to mess around with differing cycles in veg (24/0 for everything but moms, which grow plenty fast for me under 18/6 and I like saving the electric).
Some of his older stuff, Conquistador and... now I can't remember what else. I like to try different stuff, now I've got a bunch of gear of Loran's going at the moment, getting ready to get some Choco Diesel going for a run.Interesting. Which subcool genetics were u running? How long ago was that?
Also which genetics did u choose to go with?
I'm running deep purple and havn't had much issues with it yet.
I personally use a staggered photoperiod of 14/2/2/4. No flowering (unless they're rootbound), no strange leaves, no single or triple-bladed leaves, just nice, healthy growth at a good rate for my electric investment. And, I get to put my clones outside without the worry of them immediately going into flower.
Just pointing out that there really is more than one way to skin the cat.
What's the alternative 420gator? Shorten/lengthen the day? As far as I know, that's not possible!
I know people used to run 10/10 they make timers for it.
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