2 timely questions
- Thread starter LeSpliff
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calicat
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I cloned hundreds of plants with just using a photoperiod of 18/6 with monumental success. When you are in the flowering stage, keep your lights on a 12/12 photoperiod till they are finished. I have seen my othe friends modify the photoperiod for instance the last few weeks prior to harvest to switch the photoperiod to a 8/16. They claim it helped their harvest but who knows without a controlled study to verify their claim it is just basically what they think occured.
del66666
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if you look down a scope 30 - 60 magnification you will see litte glass type bulbs on bud which start clear then go cloudy and turn amber, light to dark, when bout 50 percent are amber is a good time, will do some pics for you later, you will prob have found some pics on this site b 4 i get time.
anhedonia
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when you clone, do they already have preflowes showing? Just asking because jorge cervantes says to never flower before preflowers show and that plants kept under light 24 hr a day took significantly longer to show preflowers. I have some 18 inch plants I want to flower but no preflowers are showing.