Slow veg down?

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Stanbrew

Member

• Dec 10, 2012

• #1

Hi

is it possible to slow a vegging plant down by giving it less light? Another plant needs catching up.

Will it affect yield or anything?

 

CoAcHrOaCh

Well-Known Member

• Dec 10, 2012

• #2

I think I would lean more toward super cropping or topping to allow your other plants to catch up...I may be wrong but I don't see any advantages to light deprivation.

 

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grorite

Well-Known Member

• Dec 10, 2012

• #3

yup just do some training on the bigger plant. look into lst if you havent yet. how much smaller is the other plant than the big one?

 

tusseltussel

Well-Known Member

• Dec 10, 2012

• #4

https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/151055-26-watt-cfl-veg-my.html

chick it yo!
this plant was vegged for like 3 months and was like 6" while in veg. 5 gallon bucket with holes drilled around the top to tye off too

 

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Stanbrew

Member

• Dec 10, 2012

• #5

Thanks,

its already been LST'd and topped. It's quite a lot smaller.

I suppose the plant can be LST'd a bit more then!

 

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Stanbrew

Member

• Dec 10, 2012

• #6

tusseltussel said:

https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/151055-26-watt-cfl-veg-my.html

chick it yo!
this plant was vegged for like 3 months and was like 6" while in veg. 5 gallon bucket with holes drilled around the top to tye off too

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Nice, they're growing under CFLs as well

 

kinddiesel

Well-Known Member

• Dec 10, 2012

• #7

try 24 hours on the small one and 18 on the big one only advice i can think of

 

tusseltussel

Well-Known Member

• Dec 10, 2012

• #8

just keep tying them down holms.... probably put em in there final pot first so they don't need to be tansplanted after tying

 

technical dan

Active Member

• Dec 10, 2012

• #9

LST is probably best I havent tried this but im just guessing but if you gave it less light it might stretch like a mofo trying to get that light back.

 

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imchucky666

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• Dec 10, 2012

• #10

zackly...........^^^^^^^^^^