12 on 12 sorta off?
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ChubbySoap
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cause the light leak myth is just that...a myth
ChubbySoap
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Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus?
a horrid man...i agree
a horrid man...i agree
budlover13
King Tut
It is my understanding that a light leak will not keep them from flowering, but will stress them and you then won't achieve optimum results. Idk, best answer I could think of.
anonymuss
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heh well i just figured they hermied from bad genetics xD.
BakedBlake
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During the dark period of 12/12 it needs to be completely black, if you think its a myth wait until your girls start growing balls.
HeshWantsCandy
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As long as no light leaks directly onto the plant I doubt there would be any problems. In your situation I'm sure it's fine cuz a few leaks of light aren't enough to illuminate the grow room.
goten
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the light leak is not a myth ,
your plant will still flower with light leak ,
it just ( might ) cause some stress also , maybe go hermi
im not saying it will ,
some strains are more tolerant then others ,
you might have one that the light leak wont effect , or you could have one that it will
your plant will still flower with light leak ,
it just ( might ) cause some stress also , maybe go hermi
im not saying it will ,
some strains are more tolerant then others ,
you might have one that the light leak wont effect , or you could have one that it will
ChubbySoap
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oh?
just how many lumen is a full moon?
...and how many are 'needed' to mess up your light tight grow?
see the problem?
are all wild marijuana stressed and/or hermi?
i'm betting no...that are are in all fact plenty of healthy females out there
they are not tolerant...they are female.
light leaks make the hermi noticeable for what it really is...a hermi
end of story.
just how many lumen is a full moon?
...and how many are 'needed' to mess up your light tight grow?
see the problem?
are all wild marijuana stressed and/or hermi?
i'm betting no...that are are in all fact plenty of healthy females out there
they are not tolerant...they are female.
light leaks make the hermi noticeable for what it really is...a hermi
end of story.
HeshWantsCandy
Active Member
Wait I thought you were saying it was fine earlier and now you say it has nanners and therefore a hermi....that's not fine. I'm confused. WTF lol.
ChubbySoap
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look...it's relative matter
indoor growers claim to set up the environment as natural as possible for the plant to thrive.
this basic lie/misconception/misunderstanding/call it what you will, throws off everything else after that.
indoor growing is NOT natural. period.
Nearly every grower quickly falls into a habit of providing the 'PERFECT' growing environment for a plant when no such thing actually exists for the poor thing.
NATURE has cloudy days, drought, defoliation, winds, fire, hail, and a wide assortment of things growers avoid in general...a shame really...it toughens up the plant, and provides for a healthier plant
growers make their grows so 'perfect' the weakest of plants produce a mega yield through tender loving care that mother nature would have squashed out generations ago...they are sensitive to the smallest thing...like a friggin led pen turned on for ten seconds....THEN THE FOOLS BREED/CLONE THEM!
mahahaha.....no wonder, huh?
someone said it so eloquently around here once...
if you raise a retarded pig and a normal pig in your closet, both would do just fine and you may never notice the difference.
turn those pigs out in a yard, and soon the retarded pig will show itself, while the normal pig will suffer no ill effect.
indoor growers claim to set up the environment as natural as possible for the plant to thrive.
this basic lie/misconception/misunderstanding/call it what you will, throws off everything else after that.
indoor growing is NOT natural. period.
Nearly every grower quickly falls into a habit of providing the 'PERFECT' growing environment for a plant when no such thing actually exists for the poor thing.
NATURE has cloudy days, drought, defoliation, winds, fire, hail, and a wide assortment of things growers avoid in general...a shame really...it toughens up the plant, and provides for a healthier plant
growers make their grows so 'perfect' the weakest of plants produce a mega yield through tender loving care that mother nature would have squashed out generations ago...they are sensitive to the smallest thing...like a friggin led pen turned on for ten seconds....THEN THE FOOLS BREED/CLONE THEM!
mahahaha.....no wonder, huh?
someone said it so eloquently around here once...
if you raise a retarded pig and a normal pig in your closet, both would do just fine and you may never notice the difference.
turn those pigs out in a yard, and soon the retarded pig will show itself, while the normal pig will suffer no ill effect.
ChubbySoap
Well-Known Member
less product with more of the medicinal effect i was looking for instead of more product with less medical properties!!!
NOOOOOOOOoooo....??
wait...what?
D:
oooo! seeds! i hear this hermi trait is highly likely in these, no?
NOOOOOOOOoooo....??
wait...what?
D:
oooo! seeds! i hear this hermi trait is highly likely in these, no?
goten
Well-Known Member
indoor grows do not get the same light intensity from h.p.s / mh / ect
as outdoor grows get from the sun
because of the intensity of the sun during the day the plant is not effected by the comparatively weak light sources at night.
ChubbySoap
Well-Known Member
a full moon?
not really a light source i admit, but it's not weak..
not really a light source i admit, but it's not weak..
HumboldtHealer
Member
A full moon produces roughly 1 lux on a completely clear night. Lux equals 1 lumen per meter squared. On a clear sunny day with direct sunlight you can get between 32,000-120,000 luxa full moon?
not really a light source i admit, but it's not weak..