Height Control Help

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Backyardboogy562

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• Jun 10, 2020

• #1

Looking for ideas to keep the plants out of light pollution. I live in Los Angeles area.

 

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plattynum85

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• Jun 10, 2020

• #2

how do you mean pal out of light pollution?

 

Inthelantana

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• Jun 10, 2020

• #3

plattynum85 said:

how do you mean pal out of light pollution?

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Must be street or house lights stuffing up the switch to flower no ?

 

Mohican

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• Jun 10, 2020

• #4

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Mohican

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• Jun 10, 2020

• #5

Those are beautiful - what strains are you growing?

I have some Shoreline Mexican Sativa strains that look similar



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plattynum85

Active Member

• Jun 10, 2020

• #6

Oòoooh I'm a thick twat sometimes lol get you now. Is there any way you could pin a sheet or a tarp wall to wall over the top at a night to try block out the light?

 

Mohican

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• Jun 10, 2020

• #7

Oh - you want to cover them. I used plastic trashcans to cover some plants to get them to flower early. Black plastic bags should work. You will be more likely to get mold. You could try black-out fabric like they use for curtains in Vegas.

 

plattynum85

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• Jun 10, 2020

• #8

Beautiful girls tho them they love that natural sunlight!!!!

 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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• Jun 10, 2020

• #9

Inthelantana said:

Must be street or house lights stuffing up the switch to flower no ?

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They won’t be going into flower until after summer. If you want them to flower then you would need to put them in complete darkness for 12hrs a day.

 

Inthelantana

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• Jun 10, 2020

• #10

TreeFarmerCharlie said:

They won’t be going into flower until after summer. If you want them to flower then you would need to put them in complete darkness for 12hrs a day.

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Yeah I know, I'm in Australia going into winter here but so was thinking for the southern hemisphere

 

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Backyardboogy562

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• Jun 18, 2020

• #11

plattynum85 said:

how do you mean pal out of light pollution?

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I live in the city so i have neighbors and others who potentially can interrupt the dark period.

 

GlassJoe

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• Jun 18, 2020

• #12

You can try running a cordon wire along that corridor and then training the main stem sideways along it. The arms of the plant will grow upwards but you can run secondary or tertiary cordon wires further up and train them sideways as well. This is one I did back when it was much younger, also in LA.