Fortheloveofgreen
Active Member
So now that it's really summer and temps are pushing 100 degrees outdoor, I need to run my lights at night when it's cooler since there is no a/c in my outbuilding.
So going from 6am to 6pm (Yes, the girls are in flower for about a week and a half) I want to change them to a 7pm to 7am schedule.
So before I make any more adjustments I want to ask any input. Currently every morning I go and check on them, I set the timer "on time" back one hour earlier, shorting them a little bit of light. I figure this is better than turning it the other way, and giving them an extra hour of light.
Or this early in flower, should I just make the change in one swoop and give them an extra 10 hours of dark till the lights reset?
What does everyone think?
So going from 6am to 6pm (Yes, the girls are in flower for about a week and a half) I want to change them to a 7pm to 7am schedule.
So before I make any more adjustments I want to ask any input. Currently every morning I go and check on them, I set the timer "on time" back one hour earlier, shorting them a little bit of light. I figure this is better than turning it the other way, and giving them an extra hour of light.
Or this early in flower, should I just make the change in one swoop and give them an extra 10 hours of dark till the lights reset?
What does everyone think?