vegetation 24/24 light!

FriendlyGuy

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What possible evidence could he have to refute known science? It's not the first time he has given highly questionable advice. What pisses me off is, the OP sent me a PM right after posting this thread.. I told him go 24/7.... Now I have to explain to him best I can in English that CannabisGuru doesn't know what he is talking about.... thanks guru for taking an easy subject and twisting it all to hell with distortions and BS....

Your herbs in the kitchen may require a rest... Cannabis does not. Well known fact...

lmfao i was just being a smart ass to cannibus guru lmfao hahaha :P thanks man! we need more people like you bro! where are your sources?
 
24/0!

These ladies will get 12 hours of rest a day come flower. Thats more than i get. Whats 6 more hours of electricity if this could result in less veg DAYS meaning less actuall hours of electricity. If you can shorten veg time by a week by running 24/0 then u are saving money.

24/0. Got my vote
 

del66666

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24/0!

These ladies will get 12 hours of rest a day come flower. Thats more than i get. Whats 6 more hours of electricity if this could result in less veg DAYS meaning less actuall hours of electricity. If you can shorten veg time by a week by running 24/0 then u are saving money.

24/0. Got my vote
real men dont have to veg........
 

Serapis

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I actually think there is two of him, one has a couple thousand posts and this one, both with same avatar.... Wonder if i can access the members list...

EDIT: Nah, just the one.... I coulda sworn we had a guru that had several thousands of posts, I am wrong....

lmfao no lie but I think CannibusGuru actually knows his shii but was just wrong in that one aspect, we all arent perfect.lets listen to Tribal Seed-Dark Angel and burn a bowl.
 

jzs147

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going back a page i like 18/6 as i can cool my grow room as the bloke states winter would be ok for 24/0 for me but summer is 18/6 as i can have light out in the hottest part of the day.
 

Viagro

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going back a page i like 18/6 as i can cool my grow room as the bloke states winter would be ok for 24/0 for me but summer is 18/6 as i can have light out in the hottest part of the day.
That's a good point.
 
ive been on 18/6 for a week can i switch to 24/0? yall convinced me but its my 1st grow n im already havn sum growth trouble(after a week only 1" tall with 1st set of fan leaves 2nd set have been tryn to pull thru for a couple days...)so i dont wana mess em up more is switchn smart? or save it for next grow? n if n wen i do go 24/0 jw do yall jus water it like once a day same time er sumpn? i wood thnk water wood evaporate much quicker under such conditions... thnx RIU!
 

frmrboi

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ive been on 18/6 for a week can i switch to 24/0? en i do go 24/0 jw do yall jus water it like once a day same time er sumpn? i wood thnk water wood evaporate much quicker under such conditions... thnx RIU!
yes you can and you water when the soil dries out not on a shedule.
 

Gartner

Member
Why you wanna go for 24/24, i have tried the my last grows with 22/2 and 18/6, but 24/24 is not the best during flowering, as the plants required some period of darkness for a better growth.
Let me know your progress, Hope the best..
 

frmrboi

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the plants required some period of darkness for a better growth...
no, they do not.

24/0 is best. -Ed Rosenthal
This is a direct quote from Ed Rosenthal whom most of you know is a marijuana growing guru:
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marijuana plants photosynthesize as long as they receive light as well as water, air, nutrients and suitable temperature. Photosynthesis is the process in which plants use the energy from light (primarily in the blue and red spectrum's) to combine carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air and water (H2O) to make sugar while releasing oxygen to the air.
Plants use sugars continuously to fuel metabolic processes (living) as well as for tissue building. The plant combines nitrogen (N) with the sugar to make amino acids, the building blocks of proteins. They are the substance of plant tissue. When the light is off, the plant's metabolic processes, respiration and growth, continue.
The plant can photosynthesize continuously so it produces the most energy and growth when the light is on, continuously. Continuous light does not stress the plant, which reacts somewhat mechanistically to it.
Plants under an 18-6 light-dark regimen are producing sugar only three quarters of the time. They are thus growing at only 75% of their potential. Leaving the light on continuously will result in bigger plants, faster, which leads to higher yields."
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"The following information is straight from Greg Green's "The Cannabis Grow Bible"
Cannabis is a light demanding plant. Professional growers keep the light on their plants using the 24/0 photoperiod for this reason. Plants that grow under 24/0 flourish and do not need a quantity of darkness in order to rest and perform photosynthesis properly. Plants that are grown in optimal conditions under 24/0 light regime grow vigorusly and the benefits of a 24/0 photoperiod can be seen actively in the results. More nodes are formed, more branches are created, leaf numbers increase, the plant is growing at its finest.
Some growers opt to use 18/6 as their photoperiod. This is 18 hours of light, six hours of darkness light regime. Under these conditions the plant will grow quite naturally but not as vigorously as the 24/0 photoperiod.
The 18/6 photoperiod expels 3/4 the amount of light that a 24/0 photoperiod does. Although this does not mean that a plant produces 1/4 less leaves,branches and nodes under the 18/6 photoperiod, it certainly does show the correlation between light and cannabis growth. As we have said already, cannabis is a light demanding plant. There are no problems associated with 24/0 and although some have attributed cannabis sexual dysfunction (the hermaphrodite conditon) to 18/6 photoperiod these problems are actually the result of heat stress.
A 24/0 photoperiod requires that your grow room temperature be kept well monitored. The 18/6 option is cheaper to run. You use a quarter less electricity and this will have an impact on your electricity bill. Also the 18/6 photoperiod will generally extend the bulb's lifespan. During the 6 hours of darkness the grow room is allowed to cool down for this period but a well maintained good grow room setup should not require a cooling down period.
24/0 and 18/6 both share the same problem though. Once you start the photoperiod you should keep that way especially when the plants near maturity (the preflowering stage). An irregular photoperiod can cause more males than females to develop. It can also cause sexual dysfunction to appear. Whether you choose 24/0 or 18/6 as your vegetative photoperiod try to keep that photoperiod unitl your plants are mature enough to express their sex."
24/0 is superior insofar as plant growth
 

del66666

Well-Known Member
no, they do not.

24/0 is best. -Ed Rosenthal
This is a direct quote from Ed Rosenthal whom most of you know is a marijuana growing guru:
----------------------------------------------
marijuana plants photosynthesize as long as they receive light as well as water, air, nutrients and suitable temperature. Photosynthesis is the process in which plants use the energy from light (primarily in the blue and red spectrum's) to combine carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air and water (H2O) to make sugar while releasing oxygen to the air.
Plants use sugars continuously to fuel metabolic processes (living) as well as for tissue building. The plant combines nitrogen (N) with the sugar to make amino acids, the building blocks of proteins. They are the substance of plant tissue. When the light is off, the plant's metabolic processes, respiration and growth, continue.
The plant can photosynthesize continuously so it produces the most energy and growth when the light is on, continuously. Continuous light does not stress the plant, which reacts somewhat mechanistically to it.
Plants under an 18-6 light-dark regimen are producing sugar only three quarters of the time. They are thus growing at only 75% of their potential. Leaving the light on continuously will result in bigger plants, faster, which leads to higher yields."
-------------------------------------------------------------
"The following information is straight from Greg Green's "The Cannabis Grow Bible"
Cannabis is a light demanding plant. Professional growers keep the light on their plants using the 24/0 photoperiod for this reason. Plants that grow under 24/0 flourish and do not need a quantity of darkness in order to rest and perform photosynthesis properly. Plants that are grown in optimal conditions under 24/0 light regime grow vigorusly and the benefits of a 24/0 photoperiod can be seen actively in the results. More nodes are formed, more branches are created, leaf numbers increase, the plant is growing at its finest.
Some growers opt to use 18/6 as their photoperiod. This is 18 hours of light, six hours of darkness light regime. Under these conditions the plant will grow quite naturally but not as vigorously as the 24/0 photoperiod.
The 18/6 photoperiod expels 3/4 the amount of light that a 24/0 photoperiod does. Although this does not mean that a plant produces 1/4 less leaves,branches and nodes under the 18/6 photoperiod, it certainly does show the correlation between light and cannabis growth. As we have said already, cannabis is a light demanding plant. There are no problems associated with 24/0 and although some have attributed cannabis sexual dysfunction (the hermaphrodite conditon) to 18/6 photoperiod these problems are actually the result of heat stress.
A 24/0 photoperiod requires that your grow room temperature be kept well monitored. The 18/6 option is cheaper to run. You use a quarter less electricity and this will have an impact on your electricity bill. Also the 18/6 photoperiod will generally extend the bulb's lifespan. During the 6 hours of darkness the grow room is allowed to cool down for this period but a well maintained good grow room setup should not require a cooling down period.
24/0 and 18/6 both share the same problem though. Once you start the photoperiod you should keep that way especially when the plants near maturity (the preflowering stage). An irregular photoperiod can cause more males than females to develop. It can also cause sexual dysfunction to appear. Whether you choose 24/0 or 18/6 as your vegetative photoperiod try to keep that photoperiod unitl your plants are mature enough to express their sex."
24/0 is superior insofar as plant growth
that man couldnt even grow cabbages................
 
I’m trying a new timetable for my vegg. maybe not new but new for me and that’s 12/5.5/1/5.5
Saw this in Soft secrets or Treating Y. don’t remember but the 1 hour in the middle will make the plants been kept in vegg. and the electric bill will be less.
Don’t know yet how slower they will grow compared to 24/24 as I have had some problem as I have upgraded my tents and encounter some problem so I guess my plants hade a harsh start .
 

sk8disgruntled

Well-Known Member
I’m trying a new timetable for my vegg. maybe not new but new for me and that’s 12/5.5/1/5.5
Saw this in Soft secrets or Treating Y. don’t remember but the 1 hour in the middle will make the plants been kept in vegg. and the electric bill will be less.
Don’t know yet how slower they will grow compared to 24/24 as I have had some problem as I have upgraded my tents and encounter some problem so I guess my plants hade a harsh start .
sounds like a bad idea dude. just go 18/6 what your talking about is gonna stress thast bitch. probably into a hermie
 
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