does timing matter?

[rickhighly420]

howabout watering times, do you have to water them on a schedule like the lights?

 

[pauliojr]

howabout watering times, do you have to water them on a schedule like the lights?

No you don't. Only when the soil looks or feel dry. Make sure you have good drainage holes too.

 

[potroast]

Not to be disrespectful in any way potroast, but haven't you read the countless topics that have been in the forums in the past? People have done experiments using the most common lighting hours (24/0,18/6,16, and have stated what I said above is correct. Unless you have any information otherwise, I am sticking with my method.

You may be correct on the interrupting part in stages, but I have heard 16/8 in the past is the way to go. I guess whatever everyone thinks works for them is good. Once again potroast, only relaying information I have heard and read in the past. You are a valued asset to the site and as always make good posts! Let me know if you find any information proving me wrong. Thanks!

Hey Pauli,
No, I haven't seen the countless topics about it, that's why I said that. And even if some people have done experiments, that doesn't mean that I believe it. But no, I don't have anything to disprove it, I was just saying what I think. So if I came off sounding a little abrupt, I didn't mean to.

I simply write my posts based on what I've experienced, or if it's something I've read, I'll say so, just like you did.

Thanks for playing!

 

[NO GROW]

there are like 20 different types of 24 hour timers at wal mart. They are in the light isle.