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My Questions About the Flowering Phase

GrowerNew

GrowerNew

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Hi,

I have some questions for flowering phase. I hope you can help me :)

1) Would it be a problem if the 12-hour dark period increases several times in the flowering phase? (eg due to power failure)

2) When you look at the photos, do you think I'm ready to proceed to the flowering phase?

3) In the vegetative phase, she was under sunshine for 5 hours a day and 15 hours under of CFL lights. Can I apply this during the flowering phase? (5 hours sunshine and 7 hours CFL?)

4) This is my first grow. Do you have any suggestions about the flowering phase and especially CFL grow for more yield?

Notes about the plant:

Jack Herer - Photoperiod

8th week in the vegetative phase

I will use 230w 2700K CFL Bulbs for Flowering Phase

You can check my diary on growdiaries.

https://www.growdiaries.com/diaries/...grower-the-new

Thanks a lot :)
 

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1. It does not hurt to add dark, do not add light time to them when changing their schedule.
2. On a photo plant one switches to 12s when they are happy with the size of their plant/s, leaving room for stretch.
3. The more sunshine you can use the better, CFLs can be used but are weak.
4. With CFLs I was running 1200 actual watts, I get more light with a single LED (mars Hydro 2000, 308 actual watts). Light is everything
 
Hello and welcome to the forum. I must say you have a very lush healthy looking plant for first timer good job for tying that gal down she is a wild grow. I have grown seedman Jack Herer and she get huge and long time flowering. Just flowering stage was 11-12 wks but she was top of the line yield wise and smoke one of the best.

You absolutely need a steady hr time of 12/12 during flowering. If you choose to use the CFLs the whole grow add more and from what I know about indoor grows 12/12 for photo period during flower. Best of luck :)
 
I think I could not ask my first question properly due to my English's inadequacy. I'm trying again :)

Would there be a problem if there is a power cut on any day (or more) of the flowering phase?

In the vegetative phase, there was no problem when the light duration increased. Would it be a problem if the 12-hour dark period is prolongs several times for various reasons during flowering?
 
Always try to keep lighting consistent. Occasional extra dark period is not a problem but extra light period can be a problem.
 
I'm not experienced, but I would say there shouldn't be an issue. The reason I feel this way is because in nature, things aren't always 100% accurate. Sometimes the moon is too bright at night, sometimes a bird will sit on the plant, etc. I believe plants evolved beyond this and there shouldn't be a problem, as long as you have already convinced the plant to go into flowering.
 
It's less harmful to interrupt the light cycle than the dark cycle.
Can you add a UPS to carry the lights for a while? At least a CFL/home LED or 3, just enuf to keep them awake.
 
GrowerNew Welcome to the forum. I lost power for a week a few years ago during late flower. I opened the curtains every day so my plants would get some light, and I kept to a strict schedule of 12 hours' darkness. They were fine.

The important thing during flower is not to interrupt the darkness schedule with any light.
 
Thank you for your comment. I hope mine won't take that long. It writes 9 weeks for the flowering stage on the Seedsman's site
 
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