Photoperiod started flowering on 18/6

RobertM46

Member

• Dec 14, 2022

• #1

Hi everybody, which light cycle would you choose if you find that your photoperiod switch herself into flower on 18/6? Would you continue on 18/6 or switch to 12/12?

 

Creature1969

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• Dec 14, 2022

• #2

Unless you have other photos growing, keep it at 18/6.
ILGM seeds?

 

ProPheT 216

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• Dec 14, 2022

• #3

RobertM46 said:

Hi everybody, which light cycle would you choose if you find that your photoperiod switch herself into flower on 18/6? Would you continue on 18/6 or switch to 12/12?

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How long was it veged for before it showed this? Pictures always help

 

Budzbuddha

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• Dec 14, 2022

• #4

You may be confusing actual sexxing of plant over whether it’s actually flowering. Plants will express sex on their own sometimes ( 6-8 weeks ) telling the world they are ripe to pollinate.

 

farmerfischer

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• Dec 14, 2022

• #5

It will just throw out hairs and not bud if its a true photo..

 

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Nope_49595933949

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• Dec 14, 2022

• #6

Let's see pics of the flowering plant.

 

Star Dog

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• Dec 14, 2022

• #7

That's a seed/breeder problem, photo period don't/can't flower in 18 hrs of light, myself and many other have kept plants in veg for years without them flowering.

 

RobertM46

Member

• Dec 15, 2022

• #8

Creature1969 said:

Unless you have other photos growing, keep it at 18/6.
ILGM seeds?

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It's Seedsman CBG. Thanks.

 

RobertM46

Member

• Dec 15, 2022

• #9

I would like to thank all of you for your feedback, it's Seedsman CBG and growing on 18/6 light schedule.

 

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SkuNkP

Member

• Dec 15, 2022

• #10

Star Dog said:

That's a seed/breeder problem, photo period don't/can't flower in 18 hrs of light, myself and many other have kept plants in veg for years without them flowering.

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Actually not quite true if you have veg your plants under 24hrs of light and reduce the light to 18hrs so will some photo start to flower