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Somebody told me to use 16 dark and only 8 hours of light. For flower what do you guys think. So far so good.
 

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Standard is 12/12. Can alter a bit, but 16 hrs of dark is to much dark period and not enough light at 8 hrs
 
Anonymous2020 said:
Somebody told me to use 16 dark and only 8 hours of light. For flower what do you guys think. So far so good.
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Only reason I've ever run close to that (15/9) is when I start my outdoor plants indoors. A 15/9 veg cycle before they go outside all but ensure that the plants won't start flowering right away, which prevents an entire reveg/reflower situation.

Otherwise, you want the plants to get as much light as possible.
 
I know what the norm is , yes. The fact is im experimenting because of limited space. Somebody also said you could not flower a clone right away. Well myth busted. At only 1.3 inches tall it is flowering with 4 straight white pistils.
 
lime73 said:
Flowering clones is no myth lol
Its a fact :bigjoint:
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But like I said I just cut it 1 week ago , skipped veg on it , straight to flower. Trying to see if I can get record smallest flowering plant. I topped the main cola dead center of plant. No gel , no chemicals just at a 45 degree angle right to soil.
 

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Trying to see if I can get record smallest flowering plant.
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Good luck ;)

Kudos on flowering from clone. It's an exciting adventure. I'm doing it now with two clones that I just sprayed with STS for reversal. I've also done from seed.

Particularly, when you clone off of a flowering plant, you can keep growing them as flowering plants as soon as they're rooted. Full nutrient regimen and everything. An ounce-to-two per plant directly from clone is pretty common.

Years ago, I did a perpetual where I went from clone to flower. Eight plants per batch, harvest every three weeks. All clones were put into 2L Coke bottles. Approximately eight ounces per 8-plant tray.

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