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wen lolipop?
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Not too much to lollipop right now, been picking off the leafs closest to the cup thoughwen lolipop?
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They look mostly happy
And I left the water in.
And I left the water in.
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You gonna give them a day of darkness and/or PK boost before flipping?
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Good ideaYou gonna give them a day of darkness and/or PK boost before flipping?
I’m still thinking about the darkness bit because some already are deficient
And trying to avoid that lime green that occurs sometimes during flip due To - I think the drastic change in light hours it can’t move
nutrients up
Might slowly transition
currently leaving the timer on and waiting for signs of light stress, if they droop or try to move away from it, increased PPFD a bit
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they are growing
will be moving to a 2-2 light schedule soon (TM), see how that works out
will be moving to a 2-2 light schedule soon (TM), see how that works out
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Why that light schedule?they are growing
will be moving to a 2-2 light schedule soon (TM), see how that works out
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Experiment to know 100%Why that light schedule?
Im pretty sure it’s probably already documented or known but also seems like it’s not
Does it have to be 10 or 12 or 14 hours of Uninterrupted darkness to initiate flowering?
Because you can give plants 4Hours of light to a total of 16hours over the day with dark cycles between, and they’ll stay in veg, was curious about the other way around, but I think due to hormones/signaling (?) it won’t work, it has be uninterrupted dark periods.
So want to put an end to all the second guessing.
And like to experiment, and then IF that doesn’t work, I wanted to see if it’s possible to flip them AND then go back to a 2-2 = 12hrs and see what happens lol
I think the answer will be it won’t work, and then flipping back to 2-2 after flower set, would fuck it up and lose time and have to correct it
But hey let’s find out
My own little research I guess
I started to but only did it for barely a week and got impatient and just went to 13-11
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this grow has been on 4-2 since the start with a few PPFD tweaks and different PPFD zones now as I have them staggered/sorted
Only the last night did i leave the light on to “tire” them out
I can give the smaller plants area less light and the bigger ones more
Only the last night did i leave the light on to “tire” them out
I can give the smaller plants area less light and the bigger ones more
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That’s a cool experiment man, I always try to mimic nature bc that’s what the plant is truly use to but I always like to see new things work out
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Ones back there want some light it looks like
Might have to lower the lights a little and should have increased that one a little
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Might have to lower the lights a little and should have increased that one a little
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Nature is the original architectThat’s a cool experiment man, I always try to mimic nature bc that’s what the plant is truly use to but I always like to see new things work out
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I flower at 11/13Experiment to know 100%
Im pretty sure it’s probably already documented or known but also seems like it’s not
Does it have to be 10 or 12 or 14 hours of Uninterrupted darkness to initiate flowering?
Because you can give plants 4Hours of light to a total of 16hours over the day with dark cycles between, and they’ll stay in veg, was curious about the other way around, but I think due to hormones/signaling (?) it won’t work, it has be uninterrupted dark periods.
So want to put an end to all the second guessing.
And like to experiment, and then IF that doesn’t work, I wanted to see if it’s possible to flip them AND then go back to a 2-2 = 12hrs and see what happens lol
I think the answer will be it won’t work, and then flipping back to 2-2 after flower set, would fuck it up and lose time and have to correct it
But hey let’s find out
My own little research I guess
I started to but only did it for barely a week and got impatient and just went to 13-11
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Depending on genetics could stress them enough to hermie. So be careful of messing with light schedule unless you’re stress testing genetics.Experiment to know 100%
Im pretty sure it’s probably already documented or known but also seems like it’s not
Does it have to be 10 or 12 or 14 hours of Uninterrupted darkness to initiate flowering?
Because you can give plants 4Hours of light to a total of 16hours over the day with dark cycles between, and they’ll stay in veg, was curious about the other way around, but I think due to hormones/signaling (?) it won’t work, it has be uninterrupted dark periods.
So want to put an end to all the second guessing.
And like to experiment, and then IF that doesn’t work, I wanted to see if it’s possible to flip them AND then go back to a 2-2 = 12hrs and see what happens lol
I think the answer will be it won’t work, and then flipping back to 2-2 after flower set, would fuck it up and lose time and have to correct it
But hey let’s find out
My own little research I guess
I started to but only did it for barely a week and got impatient and just went to 13-11
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Not to be dismissal or sound dickishDepending on genetics could stress them enough to hermie. So be careful of messing with light schedule unless you’re stress testing genetics.
I’m aware, I’ll fuck with it in veg but not so much in flower
I have transplanted in mid flower before lol , don’t advise it of course. And was only one plant , very anecdotal, but nothing happened besides stall for a little
Think I’ve done 14-10 12-12 ofc and 11-13
Curious what’s optimal though
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They’re your plantsNot to be dismissal or sound dickish
I’m aware, I’ll fuck with it in veg but not so much in flower
I have transplanted in mid flower before lol , don’t advise it of course. And was only one plant , very anecdotal, but nothing happened besides stall for a little
Think I’ve done 14-10 12-12 ofc and 11-13
Curious what’s optimal though
all this “experimenting” is unnecessary as there have already been done by universities.
But you know it all right. Lol
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