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Thanks kola bear. Starting from seed they can be under bloom for the first two weeks and will not flower. Time it to have them in there during the last two weeks of your current flowering plants will help you save two weeks of vegging the seedlings. Start them off in a small party cup they don't take up much space. Once you harvested the flowering plants transplant the seedling into bigger container and let them veg out for 1.5 months (with training) and you're set for bloom. I usually do two trimmings on the lowers, first before flowering, second after 2 weeks into flower. Some branches don't make it to the top during that two weeks in bloom they get eliminated, providing more for the tops.
Fuzzy Duck, right now I have enough plants to start a new experiment. There will be two, one using coco coir with OC+ only, and another would be using a pond-zyme which acts like hygrozyme without breaking the bank to see how well it works on plants. Other than that the perpetual still going strong.
Thanks missbud! Looking forward to your harvest soon!
Fuzzy Duck, right now I have enough plants to start a new experiment. There will be two, one using coco coir with OC+ only, and another would be using a pond-zyme which acts like hygrozyme without breaking the bank to see how well it works on plants. Other than that the perpetual still going strong.
Thanks missbud! Looking forward to your harvest soon!