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You read my mind! They werent in this update, but Ive already drove some bamboo stakes into all but the BC 2.1(we havent trained her at all). They are all supported extra well now to the stakes.
Crumbs To Brix: Archiweedies' Organic, 4x8
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Wait, are you saying that Durban is not in flower?
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She’s not supposed to be
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I realized maybe I didnt answer the question. She is in flower, but has not stopped getting 16 hours of light. Ive not revegged a plant, but Id think that as soon as the plant realized it was getting more light than dark it would start the reveg process. @weenmeoff how long did your plant take to reveg?
Hi Archi! I'm really not sure, once they started flowering under 16/8 lighting, they never stopped. I only got a few 3 bladed leaves. 2-3 weeks in I flipped. Sorry I can't be more help.
No worriez Archie...dont fret...stay the course bud!
Leave all 'as is'.....stick with your plan and flip in week to 10 days.. . She will get on board with the others and really start to bloom....properly!
Leave all 'as is'.....stick with your plan and flip in week to 10 days.. . She will get on board with the others and really start to bloom....properly!
There is no time for her to revert to veg now......she will be just fine.
Yep... reveg could take months, right? Any time I’ve seen someone doing reveg it seems to take a loooong time.
If you give very long days - say 20 hours of light, mine have been fully revegging within a month, easy. I chopped DCPurple on Dec31 and I have several shoots long enough to take cuts.
Although I do have a pheno of DC that insisted on blooming in veg - it's still in half bloom after months. It never grew any bigger though.
Yeah, I'm with the others. If it's straining to bloom now in veg, it should do well in full bloom. But unless you increase daylight hours, I don't think it'll fully return to veg.
Are you trying to grow it bigger or something?
Although I do have a pheno of DC that insisted on blooming in veg - it's still in half bloom after months. It never grew any bigger though.
Yeah, I'm with the others. If it's straining to bloom now in veg, it should do well in full bloom. But unless you increase daylight hours, I don't think it'll fully return to veg.
Are you trying to grow it bigger or something?
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Oh okay I was under the impression it took a couple weeks to revert not months!Hi Archi! I'm really not sure, once they started flowering under 16/8 lighting, they never stopped. I only got a few 3 bladed leaves. 2-3 weeks in I flipped. Sorry I can't be more help.
No worries Sensei
Right on week to ten!One thing I have is patience! I was prepared for at least another two to three of veg but I can see that even in ten gallon pots we are in a fight against time somewhat before the soil runs out of steam.
Ahh I had no idea it took that long sometimes. I dont have months lol! Duggan and I have discussed a plan for flipping but I thought that was a little further away than it is. I was, perhaps incorrectly, under the impression that attempting to flip while shes flowering could stress her further.
I dont know Gray, im in uncharted territory buddy.As I mentioned, I was under the impression flowering right now could confuse the plant even more, but that was my own feeling not anything I read or anything. I havent run photoperiod plants in quite some time. Autoflowers your lucky to get much time to train at all. If anything height is my biggest concern right now. They have roughly 18" of space to grow in before they are encroaching on the 24" distance between lights Id like to maintain.If you give very long days - say 20 hours of light, mine have been fully revegging within a month, easy. I chopped DCPurple on Dec31 and I have several shoots long enough to take cuts.
Although I do have a pheno of DC that insisted on blooming in veg - it's still in half bloom after months. It never grew any bigger though.
Yeah, I'm with the others. If it's straining to bloom now in veg, it should do well in full bloom. But unless you increase daylight hours, I don't think it'll fully return to veg.
Are you trying to grow it bigger or something?
I'm guessing that's with clones taken in flower as opposed to full grown plants. With a bit of luck that Durban will just be a few weeks ahead when you do flip!
Top of the mornin to ya ArchiBeen catching up the last 10 pages or so. Gang’s all here i see, keeping you in line
Main tent and side projects are all looking really good. I’ve seen others supercrop down low like that for the purpose of actually eating the branch there and have the internodes become new colas so I’m sure yours will come on up for the flowering party!
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Hey Duggs - with all respect
to your long time work and success with the kit, I am compelled to share that this isn’t what Doc recommends. I’ve looked this up so many times (cause i kept forgetting - r getting confused)Consistently, doc says this...
If i’m Reading you correctly puffer, you’re planning to do a run using the kit drenches and foliars but not using the kit ammendment in the soil. Is that right? Maybe I read it wrong. But, if i’m Right and that is your plan, I’d say - dont waste your money! Get the whole kit and do it right! (Mebbe i’m misunderstood you, so yeh, if so - ignore of course!)
Looking forward to the flip Archi!
Hello Amy, yes, about the timing of foliars. The leaf Stomata open during daylight hours . They allow a plant to take in CO2 , which is needed for photosynthesis.The stomata also open and close depending on environment. When it's hot and dry , they are closed to reduce water loss, so they help a lot with transpiration. Most of a leafs stomata are on the undersides, thats why doc has mentioned several times to make sure and spray/mist there.
Amy..i'm not making this up. Cheers eh.
Amy..i'm not making this up. Cheers eh.
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Maybe that’s why I had two weeks in my mind about revegging. Yes I agree Shed a couple weeks head start should be fun!
Thanks for stopping by AG
Been catching up the last 10 pages or so. Gang’s all here i see, keeping you in line
Main tent and side projects are all looking really good. I’ve seen others supercrop down low like that for the purpose of actually eating the branch there and have the internodes become new colas so I’m sure yours will come on up for the flowering party!
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Hey Duggs - with all respect
Consistently, doc says this...
If i’m Reading you correctly puffer, you’re planning to do a run using the kit drenches and foliars but not using the kit ammendment in the soil. Is that right? Maybe I read it wrong. But, if i’m Right and that is your plan, I’d say - dont waste your money! Get the whole kit and do it right! (Mebbe i’m misunderstood you, so yeh, if so - ignore of course!)
Looking forward to the flip Archi!
I am very excited to flip as well. I am loving the kit as much as the plants are!
Of course... I‘m not disputing any of that at all. Was only sharing that more than once Doc has recommended that we foliar within 10 minutes of lights on - not wait an hour. That’s all I was saying - what DB has said about the timing. I never think you are makin stuff up. I dont either
Hmm, that's strange... I know I have seen Doc also say to do it about an hour after lights on. Thats who I heard that from originally, How long ago did he say 10 min either side of lights on?
After Amy's post questioning this issue , i went and did a lot of reading on plant leaf stomata's.
I stand by my original instructions to spray in daylight hrs. About an hr. After lights on. I am comfortable with my research and findings.
Please gang....do the research yourselves......u will read the same as i have.
Now if you spray as close as 10 min to lights on.. ..the spray will still likely be wet/there after an hr anyhow....unless the RH is simply too low to allow the stomata to fully open. cheers.
I stand by my original instructions to spray in daylight hrs. About an hr. After lights on. I am comfortable with my research and findings.
Please gang....do the research yourselves......u will read the same as i have.
Now if you spray as close as 10 min to lights on.. ..the spray will still likely be wet/there after an hr anyhow....unless the RH is simply too low to allow the stomata to fully open. cheers.
Sweet @Duggan 
SO when I said before I’d looked it up heaps of times, I meant I’d searched the site for what Doc’s recommendation was - that’s all. I wasn’t questioning anyone’s research - sorry if it read that way
SO when I said before I’d looked it up heaps of times, I meant I’d searched the site for what Doc’s recommendation was - that’s all. I wasn’t questioning anyone’s research - sorry if it read that way
Understood...enjoy your day!Sweet @Duggan