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stockrock

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every day i bring my plant inside at about 6:00 so it could get 12 hours sun 12 hours light i live in florida does anyone no wen ther will be exactly 12 hours of light outside? And does any one else do this for flowering?
 
VictorVIcious

VictorVIcious

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Welcome to the forum. Do you take it back outside at 6:00 in the morning? Well then.....do so and you will know. VV
 
Adrock

Adrock

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I too live in fla. The closest we will be to 12/12 will be in the Fall. You are much better off growing indoors with lights. Much easier to control their environment that way. Although I do appreciate your devotion to your plants.
 
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stockrock

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evreyone notice that zestyconch is an idiot he has never grown a plant in his life and not to mention he is da police.
 
Slickness420

Slickness420

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I don't normally get in between two people fighting, but zesty, it appears you are the one with no life, coming onto this site for the sole purpose of making fun of someone else. Stockrock has devotion to what he does, and truely appreciates it.
 
Beaner

Beaner

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by the time the light scedule is 12-12 it should already be done flowering anyway, normally a plant will start flowering outdoors at 15 hours of light 9 hours dark, but then gradually getting shorter, the shorter the light hours get, the more horemone builds up in the growth tips, till enough has built up to trigger the final swelling of calaxes and ripening to complete.

this won't work for you however becuase your plants are used to a much shorter light scedule, one with a long enough light time enough to maximize bud growth while still having a long enough dark period to allow final ripening in a decent amount of time. i would suggest you guys just stop fighting before you get reported, and stockrock, just keep doing what your doing, shouldn't take more than 8-10 weeks for harvest from when they start to bud.
 
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