Does Growing Organically Take Longer To Complete Flower?

Da Almighty Jew

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I'm kinda a noob to the organic game, and i got a question. Does growing organically cause flowering to take longer? Also do large mother plants take longer to complete flowering then small-mid size clones?:blsmoke:
 

chronic coinoisseur

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I don't believe organics themselves will cause extended flowering but improper use of them, like most things can stress/stunt the plant which can result in the delayed flowering
 

Da Almighty Jew

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It just seems like since im not pushing her with nutes like i have with clones from this plant; that she is taking longer.:wall:
 

woodsmaneh!

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Nope growing organic does not take longer! When you got no weed it sure seams like it! Here's something to take your mind off it. This is 99% organic at 8 weeks.

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woodsmaneh!

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all organic, cow compost, worm castings, bone & blood meal, Kelp, green sand, coco, sea compost, glacier rock dust, and just water.
 

woodsmaneh!

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Very nice recipe. where do you get the glacier rock dust? and what is in the sea compost and cow compost?
I get most of my stuff from a certified organic supply farm in Canada, rock dust, kelp.

here is the link for your info.

http://www.homesteadorganics.ca/default.aspx

you can get an idea for what to use and what it's for..

Sea and Cow from any big box store 3$ a bag.

Cow compost is aged cow shit and the sea is composted shrimp, crab and fish.
 
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