Greenthumb J
Well-Known Member
>>> I want to pull the 2 small plants out of the closet when the lights go out for 12 hours of dark cycle.
I would not suggest this. What you need to do, is if you are going to put the taller plant into flower now, separate the plants in veg and in flower. Which means you may need to set up a small, make-shift veg area until the plants are ready for flower.
>>> the 20 hour light cycle
This is way too long. Where on earth is there a 20 hour day? Cannabis plants veg the best under 18 hours of daylight (whether artificial or natural).
Believe it or not, your plants DO sleep! Let me direct you to an Article about this written by TheCapn.
Think your Plants dont Sleep? Think again!
Plants, like humans while we develop, grow while we sleep. This is why you are noticing the PH of your water fluctuate that badly. The roots are breaking down the nutrients in the water and taking them in. A slightly acidic reaction takes place (i can find any evidence to actually back this claim yet, but i'm searching!) as the plants feed.
Again, your PH fluctuations could be due to your tap water you are using.
What is Botanicare's equivalent to Ancient Earth?
I would not suggest this. What you need to do, is if you are going to put the taller plant into flower now, separate the plants in veg and in flower. Which means you may need to set up a small, make-shift veg area until the plants are ready for flower.
>>> the 20 hour light cycle
This is way too long. Where on earth is there a 20 hour day? Cannabis plants veg the best under 18 hours of daylight (whether artificial or natural).
Believe it or not, your plants DO sleep! Let me direct you to an Article about this written by TheCapn.
Think your Plants dont Sleep? Think again!
Plants, like humans while we develop, grow while we sleep. This is why you are noticing the PH of your water fluctuate that badly. The roots are breaking down the nutrients in the water and taking them in. A slightly acidic reaction takes place (i can find any evidence to actually back this claim yet, but i'm searching!) as the plants feed.
Again, your PH fluctuations could be due to your tap water you are using.
What is Botanicare's equivalent to Ancient Earth?