johnny_casshh
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Hey all. My plant is at day 27 and I am wondering if maybe has started flowering or preflowering so I can change the light spectrum? Do you think the thin hair like thingies in the pics are pistils?
Is this plant in flowering or pre-flowering?
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Budzbuddha
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Barely sexxed out .
Tops will begin to show more and more pistils as week goes on. There will be a stretch period during early flower too.
What light are using to have to change ?
Tops will begin to show more and more pistils as week goes on. There will be a stretch period during early flower too.
What light are using to have to change ?
MickFoster
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If it's a photo, it won't flower until you change the light schedule.
You do have some pre-flower pistils indicating it's a female.
Good luck.......nice looking plant.
You do have some pre-flower pistils indicating it's a female.
Good luck.......nice looking plant.
johnny_casshh
Member
I am using CFLs
johnny_casshh
Member
Thanks. No, it's an auto. Alright, so I should still wait a bit on the light change
MickFoster
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If it's an auto.........you don't change the light schedule.
go go kid
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no, keep it on 24/0 0r 18/6
johnny_casshh
Member
No, I do not mean the schedule, but the color of the light. I have it as 6500k and in flowering I will change to 2700k
johnny_casshh
Member
Yes, I will keep the hours, I want to change the light color
go go kid
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what to a metal halide?
MickFoster
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I would switch now.
johnny_casshh
Member
from cool to a warm 2700k
johnny_casshh
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So I can consider maybe the plant in pre-flower already? Sry, my first plant ever
MickFoster
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If it's an auto and it's showing pistils........it's in flower.
Autos don't preflower like photos.
go go kid
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just leave the light as it is if it was mine, i get plenty good flowering with the blue light
johnny_casshh
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If I can follow up with another question, guys. Some of the oldest leaves are sort of hanging down and touching the soil. Is that alright to leave like that or should I maybe cut them down? Here are some pics
twentyeight.threefive
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I snip anything low like that if it's touching the medium.
MickFoster
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I cut all that off.
Budzbuddha
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Keep CFL close to plant.