First Grow cfl easy ryderz

Im looking forward for feedback. keep in mind this is my first grow. :)
8 cfl light slots. 3 26w 6400, 5 23w 2700. fox farm ocean soil, grow big, big bloom for the easy ryders.
The easy ryders are feminized and auto flowering. I have a test dummy that was bag seed in some random potting soil. (this plant has been burnt from an hps and nute burns and has sufferd a drought and is still kicking ass so i decided to keep "her")
Temp is 79-73
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This is the bagseed
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ok i have a question. +rep to anyone that helps. My question is how does the darkness affect the plants budz in the flowering stage. My situation is i started bagseed on a 24/0 schedual. I got my easyryders and they require a 20/4 schedual. I now have my lights on 20/4. The bag seed is starting to show sex and i think shes a she. Will the more light and less darkness affect the budz on the bagseed?
 

Balzac89

Undercover Mod
The bag seed will not bud without 13 or less hours of light. She is showing pre-sex perhaps. How far along is the easy Ryder? My easy ryder is 13 days old.
 
well if the bagseed doesnt bud its not that much of a disappointment.
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1 of my ez ryders is 2-3 weeks and is starting to bud. The other is less than i week i think.
 

spindles

Active Member
The bag seed will not bud without 13 or less hours of light. She is showing pre-sex perhaps. How far along is the easy Ryder? My easy ryder is 13 days old.
This can vary by strain, I have seen cheese switch on 16/8, whereas blue cheese, indica and belladonna in the same veg cab did not. After a week it was clear she had gone into flower and I just lobbed her in the flowering cab ahead of schedule.
 
ok another question. +rep to anyone who helps. i put the bagseed outside because i didnt want to mess with my light schedual. if the plant isnt getting direct sunlight will it still get quality budz? it does get some sunlight but is mostly sitting under a canopy of trees.
 
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