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Flowering

Jamrasta

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Hiii folks,

my lights have been on 12-12 for two weeks.
She has stretched and I have kept going with the training etc.
im just not seeing anything else other than stretching.
I have taken these photos to show where I’m at.

I’m probably just being impatient but wanted to ask...is two weeks about the time I should be seeing little white strands starting to come out? (Sorry forgot the name of them)

And if so...what am I doing wrong?

the lights are dual spectrum but I’m wondering if I should maybe add something else, I know more light is always better so looking to hear from you guys on the colour spectrum I need if this is the case.
i think red but confirmation will make me feel more comfortable lol.
 

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Cannabis a sunnycountry plant do flower in red par but from there sunny autumn. So it need sunny bloom. You have weak blue spectrum to flower
 
UPDATE - I’m now seeing the white strands start to come
through.
My humidity is around 60% though.
i have put two cheap dehumidifiers in there to try lower it.

For flower stage is 40-50% the target right?
 

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Just for reference my last photos were started on 12/12 light june 2nd. First pistols showed up on the 13th. That's after 60 days of veg.

I generally dont start getting real worried about the humidity until buds start forming. Then yes I keep it in the 40 to 50% range. Just realize they will need watered more often most likely in flower. One is because they are growing so fast, and the second is due to the lower humidity.
 
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