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12/12 light schedule

420Snoop

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Week two of flower for the big girl and 2nd day under 12/12 for both of them is that bad to use 12/12 I want the baby to flower and not be to over bushed by the big one here are some photos
 

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Well the stretch must be on for the older photo so it's going to be bigger anyhow. But to answer your question......yes you can put a photo plant in 12/12 whenever you want. Just keep large one tied down. That young one will catch up might not be as big but she'll catch up. Good luck:D
 
Lol I meant photos as in pictures haha , there autoflowers and I don’t know why they stretched the node spacing was small for a while
 
Nah facts I want to give them more light but I wanted to induce flowering in my younger plant because they Share they same pot do u think after the baby starts flowering I can switch back to a 18/6 or more light?
 
Update I did the calculations and my big girl is in week 3 & a half of flower and the baby week 2 what’s ya opinion on the growth fed hydroponics trio series under 600w led light in fox farm ocean forest soil temp steady 78-80 humidity 35-50
 

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When you need help you gotta take your pics under natural light or use a flash we cant tell jack from plurple pics. If they are autos they will flower when they're ready to, the light timing does not mean anything. Hit em with all you got, 24/7 except when taking pictures.
 
Oh nah I been changed them back to 18/6 when I first made the post I just didn’t come back here and say I forgot lol
 
I just wanted to trigger flowering early in the plant instead of going longer in the vegetative stage that was my question before I should of been more elaborate. Flowering triggered in my youngest and I switched to 18/6 now they been growing no 18/6 for 2weeks of flower both and 18/6 the whole life time before hand
 
I’ll post pictures under natural light but I more wanted feed back on size in total if it’s at a good stage since they were sick before
 
You might get away with 14/10s but the 18/6 will reveg the photo, in this case you do what you must.
 
IF they are autos they will not respond to shortening the light cycle, they will start to flower at 3 to 5 weeks of age from sprout regardless of light cycle (within limits of course, they must have some light).
 
Two plants in the same pot?. Why? One plant one pot is the norm. You can then raise or lower them to have an even canopy and each get the same amount of light.
 
Rwise well if that’s correct than i don’t know because I did it and what I wanted to happen , happened exactly and i used the same pot for two plants because I’ve seen it done a lot of times and didn’t expect the plants to get so big I’m gonna avoid that again but that’s done and over , there’s hasn’t been not one sign of deficiency or toxicity in either plant after they were put in the same put for being sick they been growing daily , I potted them together solely cause they were two sick babies I didn’t think would get so big
 
Peep my big comment ^ I did it cause they were sick I’ve seen it done but didn’t expect the plants to take up as much space as they did
 
Surprise 420Snoop now you got to keep both plants in the same pot healthy enough to make it to harvest. Sure it's been done before but in larger containers especially photo periods. Looking forward to the progress of these in a month.
 
SoOrbudgal nah I thought on that also lemme know what you think now I’ve taken better pictures
 

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