Yes because there's a germination stage termination is complete when photosynthesis starts that's vegetation stage you know when the cattle didn't open and turn green that's day one of the seedling stage. after the seedling stage comes the vegetative stage that starts at that 6 to 8th note. Flowering starts after the stretch phase of vegetation which happens in between veg and flour flour means you're growing flowers when the plants stretch isn't that not vegetative growth it's not growing flowers it's growing stems and leaves flowers start growing when clusters start two weeks probably three days to 2 weeks after you flip from 12 to 12:00You start your flower cycle at flip. When ppl say they are at day 65 of flower, that means they are 65 days from the day they flipped. NOT when you see bud sites or whatever. Do you count the start of a seedlings life the day it shows it's first set of leaves?
Scratch that last post start over there are many phases starting with germination germination is complete at the beginning of photosynthesis photosynthesis starts when the coddens open embryonic leaves and begin to photosynthesize that would begin day one of the seedling stage. So now you're in the seedling stage you remain in the seedling stage until you reach your 6th to 8th note. Now you're in the vegetation stage 6 to 8th note on vegetation stage continues until you switch to the 12 and 12 photo. Which time you are in the flowering transition stage a transition to the flowering stage. Still considered to be vegetative growth the plant is growing more stem length girth leaves. Not flowers flowering begins when flowers start to grow approximately 3 Days to 2 weeks after the switch of 12 to 12Yes because there's a germination stage termination is complete when photosynthesis starts that's vegetation stage you know when the cattle didn't open and turn green that's day one of the seedling stage. after the seedling stage comes the vegetative stage that starts at that 6 to 8th note. Flowering starts after the stretch phase of vegetation which happens in between veg and flour flour means you're growing flowers when the plants stretch isn't that not vegetative growth it's not growing flowers it's growing stems and leaves flowers start growing when clusters start two weeks probably three days to 2 weeks after you flip from 12 to 12:00
so I guess photosynthesis begins as soon as the coddens emerge although they are yellow photosynthesis has begun and sugars are being produced this would be again seedling stage the first growth stage of your plant's life germination is a developmental stag?Scratch that last post start over there are many phases starting with germination germination is complete at the beginning of photosynthesis photosynthesis starts when the coddens open embryonic leaves and begin to photosynthesize that would begin day one of the seedling stage. So now you're in the seedling stage you remain in the seedling stage until you reach your 6th to 8th note. Now you're in the vegetation stage 6 to 8th note on vegetation stage continues until you switch to the 12 and 12 photo. Which time you are in the flowering transition stage a transition to the flowering stage. Still considered to be vegetative growth the plant is growing more stem length girth leaves. Not flowers flowering begins when flowers start to grow approximately 3 Days to 2 weeks after the switch of 12 to 12
LOL you over complicate things. Veg starts the day the seed sprouts. Flower start at flip.Yes because there's a germination stage termination is complete when photosynthesis starts that's vegetation stage you know when the cattle didn't open and turn green that's day one of the seedling stage. after the seedling stage comes the vegetative stage that starts at that 6 to 8th note. Flowering starts after the stretch phase of vegetation which happens in between veg and flour flour means you're growing flowers when the plants stretch isn't that not vegetative growth it's not growing flowers it's growing stems and leaves flowers start growing when clusters start two weeks probably three days to 2 weeks after you flip from 12 to 12:00
LOL you over complicate things. Veg starts the day the seed sprouts. Flower start at flip.
It might be over complicated but at least it's based on real research and not opinions. Just saying. But I believe everyone should be able to grow this plant however they want. Everyone has their own style mine is more of a procedure based on the actual biological processes occuring in the plant.
My horticulture teacher said veg starts after sprout, he must have been a moron. When discussing growing, it would be good if everyone was on the same page though.Put it again everybody should be able to grow this plant all they want and none of this really matters anyway although there is a field of science called botany of which I'm a student of so I don't know maybe my teachers are wrong I mean it is a cannabis program I don't know...
No I agree with you vegetative growth starts in the seedling stageMy horticulture teacher said veg starts after sprout, he must have been a moron. When discussing growing, it would be good if everyone was on the same page though.
I'm just talking into my phone and everything's coming out kind of screwyNo I agree with you vegetative growth starts in the seedling stage
But I don't know if you want to call it veg I'd call it you know because it's I don't know it's confusing seedling stage positive stage applies to the cannabis plant and people who grow it you know what I meanNo I agree with you vegetative growth starts in the seedling stage
the timing on the package is just estimated watch your resin heads go from clear to milky then its up to you when you harvest 5% 10% 15% amber . i have had plants mature early and late compared to timing on package some times seeds from the same pack mature at different timesSo I put my plants on 12/12 on December 17th and saw the first signs of flowering on the 23rd...
When do I mark Day 1? It's almost February and I'd like to prepare properly.
Thanks
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?