my kushberry plants are planted outside and right now soley based on natural lighting but it seems two of three have gone into flowering stages or pre flowering, i dont know if i should leave them outside or change them onto a lighting system for flowering, im confused someone please help
Please help Pre-flowering problems?
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Smokin Moose
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Re: please help pre-flowering problems??
Give them a few more weeks. If you dicker with the timing of lights it may mess up. Are your plants at the 7th internode stage?
Give them a few more weeks. If you dicker with the timing of lights it may mess up. Are your plants at the 7th internode stage?
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Smokin Moose
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Re: please help pre-flowering problems??
I suggest you let Mother Nature do her work.
I suggest you let Mother Nature do her work.
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Re: please help pre-flowering problems??
It Wont Make It Any Less Potent Will It? And Right Now The Day Gets A Significant Amount Of Light I Thought During The Flowering Stage Darkness Is Very Important?? Sorry W/ All The Questions I'm A First Time Grower W, 1 Failed Try Before This One!!
It Wont Make It Any Less Potent Will It? And Right Now The Day Gets A Significant Amount Of Light I Thought During The Flowering Stage Darkness Is Very Important?? Sorry W/ All The Questions I'm A First Time Grower W, 1 Failed Try Before This One!!
Smokin Moose
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Re: please help pre-flowering problems??
As I said, if you let the plant grow and flower naturally, you will be rewarded. After the summer equinox, you will notice that the nights are getting longer, and this will be the natural trigger for flowering. You will get a finished plant around September in the northern hemisphere, or March/April in the southern hemisphere.
As I said, if you let the plant grow and flower naturally, you will be rewarded. After the summer equinox, you will notice that the nights are getting longer, and this will be the natural trigger for flowering. You will get a finished plant around September in the northern hemisphere, or March/April in the southern hemisphere.
