jumpincactus
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You can start seeds right now. If I were planning a grow this season I would have started in February. All day long will support vegetative growth.Well the title says it. I am prepping for a outdoor grow of some of BOG's Sour Bubble and CSI's Cornbread Bubba.
My question is this, currently the length of day here is 13hrs 4 mins. What I need to know is , what is the minimum day length that will support vegetative growth without supplemental lighting ?, as this will be impossible for this location. In the past I have always waited until day length was at least 15 per day and rising.
In short how long should the length of day be before planting my starts outdoors?
thanks in advance from my farmer friends. Peace
That is specific to clones, which are already sexually mature.The Mod Hawaiian @Og Gong gave me 3 clones;
I've been expecting 'em to start revegging for a few weeks--
just found out it ain't gonna happen...
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You can't really apply that to the entire US.From what I have read, April 20th you should be good to go if in the US. I have a few outside now and they look like proper vegging plants. I put em out on the 8th of April just to see what happens. . Again, I researched it up and thats what I came up with.
Last year I put plants outside after 24 hour indoor light and they didn't flower right away.
But I am new to outdoors so I only have last year as a reference.
The starts are a month old. I'm just concerned that currently 13 hrs will throw them into flower mode.You can start seeds right now. If I were planning a grow this season I would have started in February. All day long will support vegetative growth.
The only time I've ever had a seed start start flowering on me during this time of year turned out to be an autoflower. 2" of budular glory.The starts are a month old. I'm just concerned that currently 13 hrs will throw them into flower mode.
That is a very good question, it's not something I've done myself (started indoors til alternating nodes, then put out). I think, but am not 100% certain, that as long as they've only just begun alternating nodes you would be ok. I could be wrong about that, though.So if seedlings kept indoors start alternating nodes could throwing them into 13 hours of day send them into flower?
Probably also very strain dependent. I'm not actually in this scenario, just curious.That is a very good question, it's not something I've done myself (started indoors til alternating nodes, then put out). I think, but am not 100% certain, that as long as they've only just begun alternating nodes you would be ok. I could be wrong about that, though.
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