California Light cycle

[growingreenz]

i grow outdoors and wanna know when light changes to 12/12

i live in southern cali.

i tried farmersalmanac.com but wouldnt figure it out.

 

[growingreenz]

anybody know?

itll really help out

 

[UmF]

you can just put a bag over your plant(s) to make the light cycle when you want it to flower. lots of outdoor growers do that.



good luck mate.

 

[goldenchips]

WOW
OK first of all, outdoor plants dont wait for 12/12 to flower.
2nd, everyone on earth goes to 12/12 on the same day, its called the equinox. It occurs on sept 21 and then again on march 21 every year
celebrated by pagans and agricultural societys for tens of thousands of years yet somehow 90 percent of newbies ask this question.
i say again WOW
Your outdoor Girls will start to flower soon if they haven't already
outdoor plants can flower anytime after the soltice, june 21. AKA the longest day of the year. as soon as the days start getting shorter the plant will get ready to flower
but may not actually start budding until mid august or even early sept.
givin your southerly latitude, flowering will generally start later than those of the same strain planted farther north. this is due to the fact that northern states lose more sunlight per day after the soltice than those in the south. The plant senses this and flowers sooner in an attempt to mature before frost

 

[growingreenz]

well. thanks.

i was juss wonderin cuz im germinating more seeds to grow. and i didnt want them to be a waste.

 

[Angus]

WOW
OK first of all, outdoor plants dont wait for 12/12 to flower.
2nd, everyone on earth goes to 12/12 on the same day, its called the equinox. It occurs on sept 21 and then again on march 21 every year
celebrated by pagans and agricultural societys for tens of thousands of years yet somehow 90 percent of newbies ask this question.
i say again WOW
Your outdoor Girls will start to flower soon if they haven't already
outdoor plants can flower anytime after the soltice, june 21. AKA the longest day of the year. as soon as the days start getting shorter the plant will get ready to flower
but may not actually start budding until mid august or even early sept.
givin your southerly latitude, flowering will generally start later than those of the same strain planted farther north. this is due to the fact that northern states lose more sunlight per day after the soltice than those in the south. The plant senses this and flowers sooner in an attempt to mature before frost

Do you mind if I borrow this text for use in the future (i.e. three times tomorrow) use?

 

[GarryFroker]

i grow outdoors and wanna know when light changes to 12/12

i live in southern cali.

i tried farmersalmanac.com but wouldnt figure it out.

It's easy dude. Just follow the directions.

Calculate Sunrise, Sunset, Moonrise, Moonset - The Old Farmer's Almanac

 

[growingreenz]

It's easy dude. Just follow the directions.

Calculate Sunrise, Sunset, Moonrise, Moonset - The Old Farmer's Almanac

thanks. thats exactly what i was looking for.

 

[KushKing949]

SO CAL has had some awesome weather this summer atleast in south OC its benn like in the mid 80's and my plants love it where im at i got 4 plants 3 ladies 2 that have preflowers (sativa domiant) 1 just started flowerring (indica dominant) and 1 master kush from nivana not old enough to tell sex but should be soon..using all fox farm products with added bone meal ,bat quano, perlite , peat moss and a worm casting /seaweed mix first grow ever and they are beautiful

 

[MDgrow]

so cal gets 12/12 around late august, early sept.

 

[nsanitati0ns]

Thought LA gets 12/12 around Sept 16.

 

[KushKing949]

y are yall talkin so much about 12/12 when that doesnt apply for outside....your plants will know when to flower cuz they wanna be done b4 the first frost.....

 

[GarryFroker]

y are yall talkin so much about 12/12 when that doesnt apply for outside....your plants will know when to flower cuz they wanna be done b4 the first frost.....

Well it can be applied if you want your plants to flower early.