GemuGrows
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This is what I would personally do if I ever wanted a fast flower from seed regiment, for the exact reasons you stated.
But I am very fond of the idea of 12/12 from seed, so I appreciate browsing through this thread
The 12-12 From Seed Thread
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But I am very fond of the idea of 12/12 from seed, so I appreciate browsing through this thread
B166ER420
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12/12 FROM SEED most of us begin to flower in about 3 weeks +/-....and the plant is done in i've heard of 10 weeks but for me usually 12-14 weeks from seed to harvest with sat dom
Now if you 18/6 for 3 weeks then it will be at least 14 weeks till harvest soooo that kinda defeats the purpose of a quick harvest AND A PERPETUAL 12/12 GROW!!!peace
Now if you 18/6 for 3 weeks then it will be at least 14 weeks till harvest soooo that kinda defeats the purpose of a quick harvest AND A PERPETUAL 12/12 GROW!!!peace
MrBlazington
Member
Yea just like with clines there is a 2 week rooting process.
MrBlazington
Member
Agreed.
a senile fungus
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Some people do that, but that isn't 12/12 from seed!
GemuGrows
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This is a true statement^
a senile fungus
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I think the advantage from 12/12 from seed comes from being able to throw a germinated seed into the flower room at any time. Going perpetual this way is very easy...
MrBlazington
Member
When (if at all) can you take a clone from a plant that's in 12/12. Any stage before flower or at all?
GemuGrows
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You should be able to clone it at pretty much any time. It might be a little stressed, and might grow a little funky for the first little bit but eventually it should root and veg out
Bryon240
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hello B Z could you tell me what medium you grow in.
nameno
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My first 12x12 fs was 4 blueberry in 1, 5gl bubbleponics 7wks at the most it
was done,got 4ozs of bud total,I been screwing up ever since.There has been some good ones it's mainly the summer months that get tough for me.It's been easy just leave it 12x12fs,this time I have tried vegging 3wks,2wks,&1wks,I'll see what the outcome is so far I like 12x12fs best.I think I do best following directions seems like the more I think I know the worse I do.
was done,got 4ozs of bud total,I been screwing up ever since.There has been some good ones it's mainly the summer months that get tough for me.It's been easy just leave it 12x12fs,this time I have tried vegging 3wks,2wks,&1wks,I'll see what the outcome is so far I like 12x12fs best.I think I do best following directions seems like the more I think I know the worse I do.
EpicAhren
Member
Auto's don't need the 12/12 to flower, your yield with auto's will be much better if you flower them using a 20/4 light schedule! Lots of light, lots of photosynthisisis
Serial Violator
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Hello peeps.
After this year being one big fuck up with powdery mildew destroying my first 2 crops of the year and then white fly destroying my last grow (which I've just binned 10 plants )I'm coming back with all new grow room and back on 12-12.
I want atleast one successful grow his year so hopefully can squeeze it in by Christmas, well that's the plan.
Del I still want a Bubble bomb lol
After this year being one big fuck up with powdery mildew destroying my first 2 crops of the year and then white fly destroying my last grow (which I've just binned 10 plants )I'm coming back with all new grow room and back on 12-12.
I want atleast one successful grow his year so hopefully can squeeze it in by Christmas, well that's the plan.
Del I still want a Bubble bomb lol
hgcacademy
New Member
Hi guys!
Awesome to see so many people give the 12/12 direct from seed method a try!
It is a wonderful method for easy growing. However, there are still a few things that growers do wrong when growing 12/12 from seed.
With this method the first few weeks as well as the germination stage are crucial to get a decent yield. It is important to germinate directly in the soil and to use a medium to large volume container. There have been yield results up to 100g / 4 ounces in a 11l container. Some tips on the 12/12 method: hgcacademy.com/node/10
It is a very beneficial method when setting up a perpetual growing system. I’d recommend it to all home-growers! Resist the temptation to veg under 18 hrs of light, even for one day!
Grtz!
PS: serial Violator: fight powdry mildew with a combination of milkwater and UVc radiation!
Awesome to see so many people give the 12/12 direct from seed method a try!
It is a wonderful method for easy growing. However, there are still a few things that growers do wrong when growing 12/12 from seed.
With this method the first few weeks as well as the germination stage are crucial to get a decent yield. It is important to germinate directly in the soil and to use a medium to large volume container. There have been yield results up to 100g / 4 ounces in a 11l container. Some tips on the 12/12 method: hgcacademy.com/node/10
It is a very beneficial method when setting up a perpetual growing system. I’d recommend it to all home-growers! Resist the temptation to veg under 18 hrs of light, even for one day!
Grtz!
PS: serial Violator: fight powdry mildew with a combination of milkwater and UVc radiation!
Serial Violator
Well-Known Member
Yeah tried that, tried everything, it just kept coming back.Hi guys!
Awesome to see so many people give the 12/12 direct from seed method a try!
It is a wonderful method for easy growing. However, there are still a few things that growers do wrong when growing 12/12 from seed.
With this method the first few weeks as well as the germination stage are crucial to get a decent yield. It is important to germinate directly in the soil and to use a medium to large volume container. There have been yield results up to 100g / 4 ounces in a 11l container. Some tips on the 12/12 method: hgcacademy.com/node/10
It is a very beneficial method when setting up a perpetual growing system. I’d recommend it to all home-growers! Resist the temptation to veg under 18 hrs of light, even for one day!
Grtz!
PS: serial Violator: fight powdry mildew with a combination of milkwater and UVc radiation!
hgcacademy
New Member
You must spot the Mildew in an early stage. Also, try to identify the cause. First use a milk water solution, rub it on the entire plant (all the leaves!). Next, UVc radiate when the milk has dried up. The milk will leave a protective barrier on the leave surface. If you don't like to mess around with milk, try neem oil.
You'll have to radiate daily with the UV, very important! And you'll have to keep it up even when you think the Mildew has gone away. We've tested this on many strains that are sensitive to mildew. Human error is the most common cause of this failing.
You'll have to radiate daily with the UV, very important! And you'll have to keep it up even when you think the Mildew has gone away. We've tested this on many strains that are sensitive to mildew. Human error is the most common cause of this failing.
Serial Violator
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Gave up in the end and chopped early
I sprayed every 4-4 days with the milk,bi carb, oil and soap.
Gave up in the end and chopped early
hgcacademy
New Member
I understand you gave up SV. You should not spray, but rub on! What UVc light did you use to radiate the mildew?
Serial Violator
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Didn't do the uv thing