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I wouldn't take that ph4 at face value - after all, that reading is based on cabbage.
I'll keep my thumbs crossed; but if your plant doesn't make it, think about it as valuable experience and just do it better next time. Cheers!
lmao cheers buddy, that made me giggle.
i really hope they survive, i do have 7 more seeds to try on if i fail, but im only a week from switching to flowering.
I know they are small, but im following the grow scedule from seemorebuds book and he claims small plants can yeild as well as large but in less time.
SeeMoreBuds said:Why force the plant out of its vegetative stage and into the flowering stage so early?
CFL lights have limited penetration. They cannot maintain a healthy plant larger than
20 inches (51 cm) in height. Many new indoor growers think a bigger plant means
more buds. Well, they may be right, but more buds do not mean a larger yield (more
weight). A large plant grown under CFL's may have many small fluffy buds, most
weighing less than. 5 grams (. 018 ounces). A smaller plant can produce buds that
weigh 1-15 grams (0. 04-0. 5 ounces)! Not only will a smaller plant produce the same or
more in weight, it will do it in a shorter period of time. A smaller plant, 20 inches (51
cm) or less, can utilize the limited lumens of a CFL better than a large plant because
the light is shining over a smaller area.