Hey, this is my ice plant which is six weeks old roughly i believe. Im unsure whether its male or female. Its reached over 12in now and im wondering whether i should flower soon. The reason i ask is because two weeks ago, (well more because they were stunted but two weeks ago i got a proper grow light so they took off) i started 1x big bang and 1x lowryder so they arent fully developed.

So what i was going to do was flower my ice for 3/4weeks but it would be under 250w blue spectrum as the lowryder and big bang still have to grow and i dont have any more room for both types of light.

oh and just incase you ask the reason i started two new plants later is because i only wanted one plant and the ice looked like it was dying not long back.

anyways pictures. oh and i also tried the lollipopping effect, so can someone tell me if its wrong.

So I'm kinda confused

You have a 250W MH light? Or a CFL growing light

What lights did you plan on using to flower?

im currently using a 250w enivrolite (blue) then im changing to a red spectrum in about 4 weeks. but im not sure if they ice plant will be too big to handle by then

With my limited experience i would say to continue vegging all 3 plants until you think the smaller ones are ready to flower (10 inches?).

The first plant will definately grow taller but you can use some low stress training to bend the tops around if it becomes too tall.

Another problem you may run in to is light placement. It's your call depending on your setup really

seems like the right plan, just want to hurry i guess cos im excitied its stayed this healthy. yeah well this ones about 13ins now, the lowryder sorts its self out doesnt matter the light schedule so its just big bang that ill wait for

She gona get big, so if you are running out of space, then yes, send her in.

She'll double her size easily.

fingers crossed that she is a she, i hope so, its too pretty to be a male. the only problem is that i will have to remember when to put her in because the timers set 18/6 for the little ones.