Hey Farmer. I used to lower the light schedual by 1 hour a day when I sarted and it dosnt make it faster. Till they get around 12/12 they wont start budding; thats their nature
hey there, ive had it in flowering for 3-4 weeks now i shifted from 18 straight to 12 but now after a few weeks flowering ive moved it to 11/13 , next week10/14 then 9/15 down to the last week at 8 hours light. this should hurry flowering a bit im sure (making the plant ferocious for a male and produce as much as it can before its too late)maybe slightly less yield but not much. and i save on electricity.
cheers.
not too bad just had to accept that it was gonna be more expensive so i got energy saving lights throughout, turnd one heater off and its probibaly about normal(almost) with a bit of energy saving forethought.
i got rid of some fan leaves today to let some more light to the smaller buds underneath.
hey guys i just posted some new fone pics i am using a new invention its called the "Compact disc light enhancer and distributer" lol i thought as the plants were getting much fatter that less light will get around it so i devised this cheap way of making it a wee bit better. check it out.
next week gonna switch to 8 hours light for the finnish, ive just started with straight fresh water and turned it down to 10 hours(thursday)
there looking good, i o-d'd a bit with ferts but water will make it right again.
man i toutched my buds by accident today and got coverd in resin so i thought id toutch it a little bit more. i got enough for a joint and hand rold it to soft black (trying not to take to much) it was pretty good, hmmm
ok guys i just waterd the girls and noticed millions of little white things in the soil, what are they and are they harmfull(please note that i am in the uk, so alot of beasties wont be the same here they look kinda like maggots but thinner can anyone help
ive just put my lights to 8 hours light and started on clear water i think i got about a week to go should I do anything? if so what?
a swift answer would be greatly appriciated