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Hi everyone, first grow going on right now, legal State, and first post on any forum. Growing tired of these tiny nugs at the dispensary I decided to grow myself. On my property I have a large earth house (half of a greenhouse buried underground on one side) that has plumbing and electrical. I planted 4 hybrid seeds back in March. Went from a solo cup to one gallon to 7 gallon canvas bags. They've been in 50/50 mycorrhizae and worm castings. Two of them I topped and the other two I wanted to let go and do their thing other than pruning leaves etc... They get about 2 gallons of water every 2 or 3 days and maxveg nutrients about once a week. I supplement with a 2000 watt LED so they get 18 hours of daylight.
They are huge. Somewhere just shy of 7ft tall with one being a foot shorter. I'm planning on building some type of dark curtain as I have 4 more plants started and need to separate their light so I can start this one flowering.
I have a couple questions about the next stages of their life. Should I gradually cut down their light to 12/12 or just change it at once? Is 12/12 where I want them for flowering? Also, has anyone done regeneration? They are so big I wonder if I could keep them going. I have a/c and heat in the Earth house so they can go year round. I have attached some pictures of the plants. Can take more close up of needed. Thanks and all tips and experiences are welcome!
E.VanderMandalay
They are huge. Somewhere just shy of 7ft tall with one being a foot shorter. I'm planning on building some type of dark curtain as I have 4 more plants started and need to separate their light so I can start this one flowering.
I have a couple questions about the next stages of their life. Should I gradually cut down their light to 12/12 or just change it at once? Is 12/12 where I want them for flowering? Also, has anyone done regeneration? They are so big I wonder if I could keep them going. I have a/c and heat in the Earth house so they can go year round. I have attached some pictures of the plants. Can take more close up of needed. Thanks and all tips and experiences are welcome!
E.VanderMandalay
