plant under my skylight

skylight crop

skylight crop

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skylight crop said:
[QU


OTE="Merlot, post: 11704321, member: 900035"]It should work. You might have to force flower though.

What's ya room temps?
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hopefully, its between 45-60 About right i think? i have got a blackout blind for when i start 12/12 and i could just open window slightly for fresh air
 
Merlot

Merlot

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You might wanna do some sums.

Cost of heating room for 3 months vs 3 months worth of smoke from dealer
 
skylight crop

skylight crop

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Merlot said:
You might wanna do some sums.

Cost of heating room for 3 months vs 3 months worth of smoke from dealer
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how do you know when your plants are ready for 12/12? True i will def save in long run. If i can get any buds i will invest in some lights or something as i have room
 
skylight crop

skylight crop

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jerryb73 said:
Welcome and I've never heard of that idea before, interesting would love to see a pic.. I'm not sure how to upload from a computer cuz Ive only ever used my phone but if u click the upload a file just to the right of post reply then u are on your way to pictures.. Good luck..
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ive put a few pics on now
 
ISK

ISK

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skylight crop said:
got around 40 cm left but i plan on taking a clone off top when it touches the glass, not to sure how to do that yet lol.
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you could try to LST (bend it over) to limit the height.

do you have air ventilation / circulation?

next time consider an auto, as they will start flowering sooner and no worries about the light schedule

I have grown several plants indoors with sunshine, it works well and produces reasonable volumes, well worth the effort

cheers
 
skylight crop

skylight crop

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What's these autos i keep hearing about?
ISK said:
you could try to LST (bend it over) to limit the height.

do you have air ventilation / circulation?

next time consider an auto, as they will start flowering sooner and no worries about the light schedule

I have grown several plants indoors with sunshine, it works well and produces reasonable volumes, well worth the effort

cheers
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ISK said:
you could try to LST (bend it over) to limit the height.

do you have air ventilation / circulation?

next time consider an auto, as they will start flowering sooner and no worries about the light schedule

I have grown several plants indoors with sunshine, it works well and produces reasonable volumes, well worth the effort

cheers
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ISK

ISK

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skylight crop said:
whats these auto flowering never heard of that, yeah i got good air circulation. ive looked at videos of bending but my plant feels like it will snap so i never done it
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auto's don't need 12/12 of light to flower....they typically start to flower at about 4 weeks old.

this allows your plants to stat flowering sooner during the peak of summmer
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Looks like a fun project! Keep an eye on your temperatures and it should work out for you. Get a thermometer that records daily highs and lows.

If you want buds before October you'll have to do something about the light schedule eventually.
 
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