re: Cardboard Flowerbox Test 3 - 41 Week Perpetual SOG
thanks mate, that was my concern, i was thinking the same with glr though, but then i thought im using glr in veg, i might give it a try next time round with 1 plant, the bloke who wrote the book took pics and never mentioned about it going hermie, but im thinking this, if we mess up the lighting in flower by allowing light in during the dark period, this should then give a high chance of hermie, but going from 12-12 to 24-0 should sort of put the plant back in veg, and growers do this when they re-veg a plant after flower, so im wondering if its going to work the same as that, my main concern is bud rot so movement of air would need to be very good, perhaps this double budding is more suited to bigger grow spaces to prevent bud rot,
i suppose if i dont try then ill always wonder if it does actually work as well as the writer says it does, i just wondered if you had come across it due to your vast knowledge of these plants,
all i can do is give it a try next time round and document it, if it works then i should get great results, if it dont work then im left with a hermie that i can collect pollen and have a go at making some fem seeds.
not to worry mate, ill give it a try when i flower my next round of plants and ill document it, the book says the results are more than worth the extra flower time, worse case i lose a plant, best case i end up with some huge buds
thanks mate, that was my concern, i was thinking the same with glr though, but then i thought im using glr in veg, i might give it a try next time round with 1 plant, the bloke who wrote the book took pics and never mentioned about it going hermie, but im thinking this, if we mess up the lighting in flower by allowing light in during the dark period, this should then give a high chance of hermie, but going from 12-12 to 24-0 should sort of put the plant back in veg, and growers do this when they re-veg a plant after flower, so im wondering if its going to work the same as that, my main concern is bud rot so movement of air would need to be very good, perhaps this double budding is more suited to bigger grow spaces to prevent bud rot,
i suppose if i dont try then ill always wonder if it does actually work as well as the writer says it does, i just wondered if you had come across it due to your vast knowledge of these plants,
all i can do is give it a try next time round and document it, if it works then i should get great results, if it dont work then im left with a hermie that i can collect pollen and have a go at making some fem seeds.
not to worry mate, ill give it a try when i flower my next round of plants and ill document it, the book says the results are more than worth the extra flower time, worse case i lose a plant, best case i end up with some huge buds
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