Flower
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I have two plants one that started about 2 weeks after the other i put them into flower and one is showing pistils and the other looks like it just stopped growing all together i know i put one in flower a little early but the other has shown signs it just looks like it should be showing more pistils. Also this is my first grow so if i could just get some info that would be great thanks guys. Sorry no periods to the end of sentences lol roll up
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Fangthane
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Which one is that picture supposed to be? If it's meant to be the one that 'hasn't done anything,' it's putting out pistils, which is a sign of flowering.
I flipped it kinda early thats like 7 or 8 weeks is that bad
coreywebster
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Calm down.
Plants don't just start flowering instantly.
It takes a week to two to transition
Plants don't just start flowering instantly.
It takes a week to two to transition
Modern Selections
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What happened to the leaves?? A rogue cat?
I would say stop pruning off leaves, you are shocking the plant. Plants need all the energy they can get to set flower sites. The leaves act as solar panels that provide energy to the plant for growth.
It takes 10-21 days for most hybrids to start setting bud sights. Cannabis growing like all other horticulture is all about patience.
I would say stop pruning off leaves, you are shocking the plant. Plants need all the energy they can get to set flower sites. The leaves act as solar panels that provide energy to the plant for growth.
It takes 10-21 days for most hybrids to start setting bud sights. Cannabis growing like all other horticulture is all about patience.
Thundercat
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Its not bad. It will just flower when its ready to. Older more mature plants that might only take 7-10 days. Sometimes if you flower a younger plant it might just take a couple weeks longer to start actually flowering. It won't hurt anything though. Its not instant, it takes time for the plant to build up the correct hormones and then start to change its growth.
Some people grow seeds on a 12/12 light cycle right from the beginning. It's a great way to work through a lot of seeds to pheno hunt. It's also a good way to grow smaller plants and have a larger variety in a grow space. Anyway, the plants will produce vegetative growth for weeks even under the 12/12 lighting because the genetics haven't reached the point of reproductive maturity. Every plant is different so there isn't a set amount of time that takes, could be anywhere from 4-12 weeks under good growing conditions. If the growth conditions are out of wack(or the plants get stressed) it will slow down growth and could take things even longer.
MtRainDog
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Like a pre-teen counting their pubes lol