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One way to find out. These are called semi autos you can veg them forever under 18 hr days less than 16 an they flower

One way to find out.

Can hear loud thunder now but iam not a fan of reveg plants never worked for me. maybe let them grow an harvest small plants?

The ISS is flowering away no signs of reveg I got ten more reg seeds I will be popping soon for a full seed run Looking to share with all if it works out

Either leaf miners or thrips that black is their shit.

Tell ya one thing if those start to reveg i would toss in the burn pile, those are to far into flower it would take a couple of months to reveg back to normal growth just hope they continue to flower.

No need for 1ks, 4 700s would kill that space Iam lighting a 4x10 with 2 720s an killing it dimmed most of the time.

I sent some of my garlic to my brother in NC. He planted in nov had scapes in april an dug the bulbs this week I was surprised the hard neck did so good that far south.

We get scapes here around mid june an harvest the bulbs late july.

getting a nice sweet skunk smell with a stem rub.

ISS still in full flower no sign of reveg

ISS flowering away, an some grim brothers g13 that iam depoing few more weeks on those

I can hear him now these stupid grave markers are in my way.

The boards are dull without him.

Hows joe doing I got some crippy from him going.

I use to have a legal sawed off 12g Mossberg with a pistil grip I still got scars on my thumb from shooting it frickin beast.

A lot of times the ones that get munched early turn into beast from the stress.

Welcome keep the pics coming.

They are considered semi autos meaning you can veg these forever but very sensitive to light changes. Glad i put off planting the garden 43 here now but its 63 in the covered hoop with zero sun.

Iam hoping they dont reveg, I use to run green thumbs ISS a lot backin the early 2000s did a bit of breeding with it.His is prone to budrot because of the bud structure, but if these continue flowering looking at a mid- late july finish