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I guess my point was a bit illusive. We have it worked out now, a division of labor so to speak.
in reality if it's a photo starting flower is kinda ... when do you want to??So I'm still confused as when were suppose to start the flowering stage? Any Tips or ideas?
You could top the taller ones if you want to get a more even canopy, then give it like 3 weeks more veg and flip to 12/12.This is where I’m at. What should I be looking for to start flowering?
When the canopy covers 33% of the area. Or the height is 40% of the total desired height. Roughly.So I'm still confused as when were suppose to start the flowering stage? Any Tips or ideas?
Is there a good place on here that tells how to top plants?You could top the taller ones if you want to get a more even canopy, then give it like 3 weeks more veg and flip to 12/12.
Plants look good and healthy though thats a plus.
Check the site library for a tutorial.Is there a good place on here that tells how to top plants?
No. Just change light schedule to 12/12. In my opinion nets are pointless unless doing a scrog.I don’t have netting up and I’m ready to go into flowering stage? Is this something I need to do?
If you're going to top your plants, you will need to make the cuts and then wait a few weeks before flipping to 12/12. If you choose not to top, you can go ahead and start your 12/12 at any time. There's trade-offs to both. Pick one and run with it.I don’t have netting up and I’m ready to go into flowering stage? Is this something I need to do?
About 10-14 days on average. Sometimes sooner. There's variation between strains and with how old the plant is. If they were already showing preflowers, you could see your plants flowering in 8-10 days.So another question? We started the flowering process and switched the light to 12/12 how long after we started that does it take to see something?
Is your dirt dry? My girls are now feeding at almost a gallon and a half every 2 days and I just flipped them into flower today so I'm not far behind you. If the dirt is dry then their feeding at an accelerated rate. That is a good thing.So the plants have been doing really well, but just today they got droopy. We watered them 2 nights ago with some generic feed.
Did we mess them up?
How much do u trim off do u just trim off everything that doesn’t look like the 22nd picture?
So plants are growing enormous! That’s good. The flowering stage is moving along. Do we need to keep trimming the bottoms off? How much should you trim???
How do u know which ones have or are going to be lard?Personally, I trim all bud spots that will give me larf. You should be able to get most of it during the first week or so of stretch. You may have to do some periodic cleaning afterwards but try to limit that once you've got good flowering going on.
Others might have more input.
So plants are growing enormous! That’s good. The flowering stage is moving along. Do we need to keep trimming the bottoms off? How much should you trim???
@RootsRuler gave you a pretty good answer as to what to cut. Basically, what becomes larf is lower bud sites down on the branches and closer to the main stem. There's more than one reason to "lollipop" your plants ... he was mentioning about disease and pests. I'll second that ... prevention is your best medicine. Once you have mites/mildew/bud-rot it's hard to get rid of. It takes a thorough cleaning and frequently a complete reset (all plants must go) in order to get rid of it completely.How do u know which ones have or are going to be lard?
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