how much will plants grow (height) during flower post initial stretch period

nixact

nixact

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I'm doing a SCROG setup and have continued to tuck and weave during the last 2 Weeks while my plants were transitioned to flower. T hey just finished the 2 week initial stretch under HPS 12/12 and my girls are about 4-8" above my screen. How much more height will I get over the next couple months? let's just say they're 50/50 sativa/indica for arguments sake. Thanks!
 
nixact

nixact

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nixact said:
I'm doing a SCROG setup and have continued to tuck and weave during the last 2 Weeks while my plants were transitioned to flower. T hey just finished the 2 week initial stretch under HPS 12/12 and my girls are about 4-8" above my screen. How much more height will I get over the next couple months? let's just say they're 50/50 sativa/indica for arguments sake. Thanks!
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Im sorry I forgot to say please. If someone would please let me know your thoughts, and thank you.
 
nixact

nixact

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intenseneal said:
Yeah expect the plant(s) to at least double in size while flowering.
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So my girls doubled during the first two week stretch after going 12/12 now that pistils are forming will they continue to grow vertically at all or will they mostly just form buds?
 
nixact

nixact

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I veg them for 6 weeks till my screen 42"x32" was 70% surface area covered. I continued to tuck for two weeks post going into flower and filled the screen. Now my canopy rises 4"-8" above screen level. I'm just curious if it will continue to grow in height and develop bud sites or if it will just fill out over the next 40 -60 days . Thanks!
 
majek

majek

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nixact said:
So my girls doubled during the first two week stretch after going 12/12 now that pistils are forming will they continue to grow vertically at all or will they mostly just form buds?
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Most plants stop growing vertically after about 3-4 weeks and they will start to pack on weight. Although some sativa strains can continue to grow vertically throughout their entire life cycle.
 
nixact

nixact

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majek said:
Most plants stop growing vertically after about 3-4 weeks and they will start to pack on weight. Although some sativa strains can continue to grow vertically throughout their entire life cycle.
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Good looking out. Thanks! That's what I was wondering. Exactly.
 
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