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Probably doesn't apply here but my friend hermied his plants because he couldn't believe the little neon at the end of an extension cord would be enough to trigger it. Oh yeah, especially for a Thai hybrid.
You can tell if you're getting root bound in veg by the plants throwing pre-flowers
It is indeed true. Also, plants that are more rootbound will flower and finish faster, in my experience, than their exact same sisters in larger containers.Whats up solid,
Never heard this before. I rarely have them in veg longer than a couple weeks to get them acclimated to the new digs but one time i HAD to push it a week or so longer but I have seen pre flowers before I just thought it was because of the long veg time. Very interesting.
Feed at half the recommended doseage and slowly raise it every feed until it acts up then pull back a notch. Or just reduce your feed in ratio!Ok so my EC is too high. How would a fella reformulate his feed. I feed GH 6ml Micro 9ml Bloom and 5ml Cal/Mg as my base and this takes my water from EC .5 to an EC 1.9. This gives me no room for additives. How would i reformulate my feed so that i would not deprive them of anything?
Personally i dont believe in light leaks causing herms unless its radiating on the plant like a ray of light and a pin hole or neon strip lights dont make rays strong enough. Thats like a flicker of light 100yards aways lighting you path, and what about the moon or the moon after rain with all the reflections!well i would just like t say i dont see the 1/2 hr difference every now and then to make a diff...often i am opening my rooms 30 min to 1 hrs early so i can go in and start spraying, or ill just flip the timer 30 min early cuz i want to spray one room ...so im always jumping baack and forth and ive never had a hermie this way...mayeb with weaker genetics it would happen but ive never seen it happen
edit...not to mention i got a 2" gap under my door where light can always get in...never had a herm
Personally i dont believe in light leaks causing herms unless its radiating on the plant like a ray of light and a pin hole or neon strip lights dont make rays strong enough. Thats like a flicker of light 100yards aways lighting you path, and what about the moon or the moon after rain with all the reflections!
if your adjusting your light schedual this could cause this. if its happening time after time its obviously soemthing you are doing. by messing with the timmers opening early you could forget to turn it off and then the light stays on for a day until the next time the timer is set to turn it off. get a green light headband if you every need to go into the room early.
as far as the feed and additives go depnding on what you are adding is how you would adjust your feed. so if your adding say koolbloom 0-10-10 liquid lower your micro by 1 or 2 ml and lower your bloom by 2 or 3 ml then add 3-5 ml of the koolbloom
The big guys are already helping you but I will share a tip for light leaks.
Lock yourself in your room, lights off and sit for 5-10 mins in the dark. have every light possible on OUTSIDE your room. Your eyes will adjust to the dark and every tiny speck of light will show up, hit these with a magic marker and seal them up. Repeat test
I run 11.5 because of power distribution. I have to play a balancing game because of limited power.I think it is RA's or You adding 30 min to the light cycle. One gallon also seems like not close to enough medium. Coco tends to require less medium per pot compared to others but one gallon seems tiny. I dont think it is your sprays of nute mix. I have seen countless people burn the shit outta plants with no hermies. I have also seem people bombing their plants with hot toxic foliar sprays that damage the the plant; still no hermie. From my experience majority of hermies happen due to light cycle tampering or Extreme pest attacks. Y not just start at 12/12 and stay there y do you go for 11.5 hrs??