twistedranks
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Hi Guys.
First time thread ever..infact, I've never made a blog, but I'm confident I can contribute here..
Question..
It has been said that extra light or disturbed light patterns during flowering stages of a plant will stop flowering and revert her back to vegetative state, and that fact is supported by countless articles.
Does this hold true even after an extended period of flowering..say for example 5 weeks?
Heard all about hermies and done my share of reading, just can't seem to find any appropriate articles..Note that turning off the light is not an option as the owner is not in charge of the switch....
And short question..Another theoretical situation..
Rabbits ate the top..2 sets of leaves remained..is it normal for any plant to develop 2 or 4 main growth sites?
Just interested...research purposes only...sorry about all the (...) I do that all the time..
kind regards,
twistedranks
First time thread ever..infact, I've never made a blog, but I'm confident I can contribute here..
Question..
It has been said that extra light or disturbed light patterns during flowering stages of a plant will stop flowering and revert her back to vegetative state, and that fact is supported by countless articles.
Does this hold true even after an extended period of flowering..say for example 5 weeks?
Heard all about hermies and done my share of reading, just can't seem to find any appropriate articles..Note that turning off the light is not an option as the owner is not in charge of the switch....
And short question..Another theoretical situation..
Rabbits ate the top..2 sets of leaves remained..is it normal for any plant to develop 2 or 4 main growth sites?
Just interested...research purposes only...sorry about all the (...) I do that all the time..
kind regards,
twistedranks