bluntedinwarren
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just curious what is the shortest anyone has flowered a plant?
what is the shortest plant anyone has grown all the way thru flower?
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firstimegrwr
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I started flowering mine after 4 weeks of veg from seed. They were close to 1 ft tall when I started them on 12 12. They reached around 2 1/2 ft 1 z per plant. revegged biggest for another 4 weeks, LST, then started trimming the bud off. it is now in 4th week of second flowering.
Jewce
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lol is that even worth the electricity?
granitestate
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im about to do some experiments on this subject. I have to plants, both workin on their 4th nodes now, about 13cm tall. Under 2 26watt daylight cfl's 18/6. I know its not much light, but like i said, just experimenting. I think im gonna try the early flower after the fourth nodes are completely filled out. Just for shits and giggles. Ill keep ya posted if ur interested. And if im flowering, does it need to be complete darkenss for 24 hours before? I heard that from some stoner bird, just curious.
bluntedinwarren
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never heard of 24hrs of darkness b4 flower....heard 24hrs of darkness b4 harvest though...just switch to 12/12 itll be fine
bluntedinwarren
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so when you reveg the buds that started continue to finish and new growth is vegetive growth?.....i vegged mine for only 3 weeks and are now on day 6 of 12/12...1 male showed sex after 2 days of light cycle change but it was twice as big as the others i now have 4 plants sharing 2 pots(i know!)but did this in anticipation of have 2-females 1 per pot but starting to think that all 4 may be female...my smallest is like 6" with 6 nodes...if they are all female would it be safe to let them all flower or should i attempt a transplant after showing sex?
Wholesomeherb
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Ripping the plants apart seems to kill them in my experience... but I have no idea what happens if you let them grow together.
Generally they're not ready to flower for a few months when planted from seed, flowering short mature clones in a SOG is a popular method though
Generally they're not ready to flower for a few months when planted from seed, flowering short mature clones in a SOG is a popular method though
