12/12 Help
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SiriusGrower
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It depends what your limiting factors are.
Do you have small space? 12/12 sooner rather than later. Some people will 12/12 from seed. I started 12/12 after 3~4 weeks but I am short on space.
In the end it's upto you, and how big you want your plant to be.
Do you have small space? 12/12 sooner rather than later. Some people will 12/12 from seed. I started 12/12 after 3~4 weeks but I am short on space.
In the end it's upto you, and how big you want your plant to be.
Minnestoner
New Member
When they show sex you can start your 12/12 anytime you want them to start budding
Mysticlown150
Well-Known Member
When your running low on bud. Nah but for real 12/12 anytime you want lil homie
jact55
Well-Known Member
you can basically start a 12/12 cycle when ever you would like. younger plants can take longer to actually go into flowering once you have them on 12/12. some indicas need to veg for an alloted amount of time before flowering, but generally you can switch whenever you would like.
if you want to flower when the plant is fully "mature" (not sure if this is the best word) in veg, then keep an eye out for preflowers. this means that the plant is preparing itself for flowering. this takes a while, depending on the strain, like 1-2 months. this doenst mean that you have to flowre though, you can keep vegging pretty much indefinetely.
hope this helps
if you want to flower when the plant is fully "mature" (not sure if this is the best word) in veg, then keep an eye out for preflowers. this means that the plant is preparing itself for flowering. this takes a while, depending on the strain, like 1-2 months. this doenst mean that you have to flowre though, you can keep vegging pretty much indefinetely.
hope this helps
SiriusGrower
Active Member
3 weeks old, I will use my grow as the example. It took 2 weeks of 12/12 before flowers started appearing. Another reason i started 12/12 so early is all my bulbs where 2700k in colour. So my veg wasn't very optimum if you understand.
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