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    #1

    One week into flower and plants haven't changed a bit.

    I flipped my lights to twelve twelve exactly one week ago today and there are zero pistols on the plant. Nothing has changed at all. Should I be worried?
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    #2
    Could you show us some pics please.
    Light: Viparspectra P2000, Viparspectra P1500, Viparspectra XS2000, KingLed 1500
    Medium: organic, Fafard perlite, Fafard Urban Garden organic mix, Organic compost shrimps.
    Nutrients: Alaskan Fish, Advanced Nutrients Big Bud, Advanced Nutrients Ancient Earth, Advanced Nutrients Sensi Cal Mag Xtra
    Full auto grow
    Grow room : 8X12X10, 2 industrial fans, 1 dehumidifier, 1 Vivosun carbon filter & controller
    12 Wild Thailand Ryder from WOS

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      #3
      It usually takes about 2 weeks before you see the start of pistils. Just hang on .
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        #4
        Originally posted by Farmbuck View Post
        Could you show us some pics please.
        Here you go. Only feeding water.

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          #5
          I've seen flowering start within one week but that was with plants that were in veg for more than four weeks before changing to 12/12.
          Coconut Grove
          4x4 tent, Platinum LED P4-XML2, four Patio Pickers. Vegging Liberty Haze, Acapulco Gold, Lavender and Sweet Amnesia Haze.

          3x3 tent, Platinum P300 LED. Flowering two Tangies.

          Flower tent:
          4x4 tent, Platinum LED P4-XML2, four Patio Pickers. Vegging Super Lemon Haze, Durban Poison and two Tangie x Blueberry crosses.

          Nursery:
          32"x32" tent with Feit white LED. Vegging four Mother's Finest.

          Coco/Perlite/worm castings/mycorrhizae living soil mix.
          Down-To-Earth dry amendments. Gnarly Barley added weekly. Eisenia fetida.

          On deck: Winter indicas.

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            #6
            Be patience it will get there
            Light: Viparspectra P2000, Viparspectra P1500, Viparspectra XS2000, KingLed 1500
            Medium: organic, Fafard perlite, Fafard Urban Garden organic mix, Organic compost shrimps.
            Nutrients: Alaskan Fish, Advanced Nutrients Big Bud, Advanced Nutrients Ancient Earth, Advanced Nutrients Sensi Cal Mag Xtra
            Full auto grow
            Grow room : 8X12X10, 2 industrial fans, 1 dehumidifier, 1 Vivosun carbon filter & controller
            12 Wild Thailand Ryder from WOS

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              #7
              Any stretch?
              Organic, coco & soil, 240w LED, 3 gallon fabric pots, basement grow in tent.

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                #8
                Give her time
                5x5 Gorilla tent
                Spectrum King SK402 - 2× Optic XL1
                Infinity T8 exhaust fan
                Technaflora nutes
                Nectar of the Gods soil

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                  #9
                  Thanks. On a separate note, what are those red striations in the stem?

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                  • UndergroundFarmer
                    #9.1
                    UndergroundFarmer commented
                    10-22-2020, 06:12 PM
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                    They are probably just the plant reacting to the lights or even a genetic trait.. If they looked sick, I might point to a magnesium or phosphorus deficiency. As long as the plants are healthy, red stems are no big deal.
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