6/2 Lighting?

AdaminCO

Well-Known Member

This is a new one for me.
Has anyone heard of this schedule?
What’s everyone’s thoughts?
 
I actually tried this with my 2nd grow, but I fucked up and killed my grow. I got about 10 weeks of veg in before they died. Overall I didn’t think the difference was that much better/different compare to the 18/6 schedule I switched back to regrowing them from seed again. Plus I like having my whole afternoon to check on my grow and not having to wait for that 2hrs of darkness to finish. That grow will be starting it’s 12/12 tomorrow
 
Contrary to the article's assertion, the system is put under triple the frequency of stress by undergoing more contraction/expansion cycles from warming and cooling as the system lights up and turns off. Thermal expansion breaks things. Look forward to components having a shorter life. If the system can chug a away in a steady, uninterrupted manner it will last longer. As for the plant, I don't think the night component is long enough, which is when the plant makes tissue. The gaslight method makes more sense to me.
 
Contrary to the article's assertion, the system is put under triple the frequency of stress by undergoing more contraction/expansion cycles from warming and cooling as the system lights up and turns off. Thermal expansion breaks things. Look forward to components having a shorter life. If the system can chug a away in a steady, uninterrupted manner it will last longer. As for the plant, I don't think the night component is long enough, which is when the plant makes tissue. The gaslight method makes more sense to me.
Agree. If I was to change my time
schedule, that’s what I’d do.

I’ve been reading a lot of different controversial topics and posting the good ones in my sig. There’s a lot of bs out there and it’s hard to know what’s good info, and what others call bro science.

This is the first I’ve heard 6/2 though so I thought I’d see what folks think. I’d test the theory, but Im maxed out on plants, and only have 1 room.
 
Might not be the best examples to show because I tried the 6/2 trying the mainlining grow technique. So roughly Day 50 in veg

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Current grow, Day 50 today in first day of flowering. Also tried quadlining but snapped the limb off 3 of them but accident. Same strains grown again (but back middle is a new addition. Dutch Passion’s Critical Orange Punch) from seed but the tall guy in the back(Black Sugar) that survived my purge

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Roughly all grew the same height, but I will admit I prefer mainlining to quadlining just because of the easiness of training and overall cleaner look.
 
Man, I just got a message from 420 saying that they deleted all of those links in my signature because they thought I was spammer.
I spent a long ass time researching that stuff. Lol! FN stupid. Guess I need to start saving links to the phone. SMH
 
What’s that big girl in the back. No trim?

My Black Sugar was from my first attempt at my 2nd grow. I killed every one of my plants by accident but she survived somehow. She’s the bottom left plant in the first picture. So she was trained as a mainline attempted grow. I think I have 16 colas stems which I will lollipop a bit more, soonish. Only been vegging for 19 weeks
 
Nice thread going on here AdaminCO, and so much to learn regarding different lighting schedules. This is one I'm going to follow in earnest, so I can form my own opinion before I depart into a different direction, and experiment on my own. Thank you all for your time and experience, educating those how wish to expand their understanding, and improve their success. :Rasta::peace::cheer:
 
never tried it . I have read about it and understand it theory. I do feel that it would create a lot of stress on photo period stains moving from that schedule to a 12/12 for flowering which it what you would need. I try to mimic mother nature as closely as possible a well she doesn't provide that kind of light schedule .
 
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