Veg time

Just started week 1 Day 1 on 01/04/20. I know there isn't a clear cut answer for this but how long do you usually want to veg for? I have limited space in a grow tent it's kinda big 6x6x6... I don't want to end up with huge y'all plants so any advice? Thanks

Vitov7 said:

Just started week 1 Day 1 on 01/04/20. I know there isn't a clear cut answer for this but how long do you usually want to veg for? I have limited space in a grow tent it's kinda big 6x6x6... I don't want to end up with huge y'all plants so any advice? Thanks

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it depend on many factors but the most important question is how many plants you have ? how much light you have ? Indica /Sativa ?

the key component of high yield is having an even canopy, Lets make things simple, you wouldn't want to overgrow the light coverage so its important to know how much of the 6X6 area your lights can support, for example ur lights will support 2X2 groing area, and you having one plant it would take you 2-3 months of veg (depending on the strain) to fill it up with one plant, or you can have 16 plants with 1-3 weeks of veg to achieve the same results.

usually you veg until the plant is half/third the size that you want it to be (depending on the strain)

Hope this helps.

I have 9 plants of Cherry OG and 5 Plants of Gorilla Bomb... I have 3 hydro tables that are 3x3 I have 3 sepperate lights that veg a 4x4 and Bloom a 3x3 area so I'm not using the whole 6x6x6 the lights are a Mars Hydro TSW2000 and the other two are HLG V2 100.

with your setup and the amount of plants you have i would do a SOG. I would veg them around 3 weeks then flip you'll get around a pound.

OGBudz said:

with your setup and the amount of plants you have i would do a SOG. I would veg them around 3 weeks then flip you'll get around a pound.

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What does SOG mean? Sorry I'm kinda new to the game and especially lingo

Vitov7 said:

What does SOG mean? Sorry I'm kinda new to the game and especially lingo

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Sea of green.

It means "sea of green" @VRZ711 kinda mentioned it up above. It's when you grow many small plants to get one big yield.

Yes I'm looking into it