Appreciate the adviced dude!! But the reality is there not to bad now.. where the leafs had wilted i just clipped the dead bits off leaving the rest of the healthy part... they have grown quiet alot and i know thats normal for the first couple of week of 12 12, although i do believe i shocked them a little its not that bad
Humour man, get it! Jeez so serious, your right, a tough crowd. And nope no degree in botany. Dont need one I figure, seems I can grow a plant with out one. And I'll let you know about Dr. GS in a couple months when my OhZone is done. Also I dont really give a flying fuck if you turn your lights off, do I think it works, no, have I tried? Not sure, probably in the last 40 years yes, and if it worked for me I probably would have kept doing it. Also I try to incourage people to try things, why not, its only a plant nothing more, nothing less.
I hear ya Budley Do...
So what causes it then? Only thing i could think was stress, they seem to have recovered well enough though. Glad to hear im not the only one its happened to..
Oh, by the way... if you want to try to jump start flowering... it doesn't have to be 36 hours before the onset of flowering either. I have done 24...18...14, all kinds of different numbers. If they get too stressed for you at 36 and you still like the theory, try 18...
Could you show me some pictures of your plants in different stages?
I could if I wanted to take a half hour going through them... how about this one, saves me a lot of time.
How I like them apples? Do you think you just proved something? That pic didn't help clarify what I was trying to understand I wanted to see a pic in the vegetative state and at the beginning of flowering to see your internode spacing compared to mine that's what I wanted to see. Nice buds btw.
Yeah. I proved you should think outside the box. Developed your style based on what YOU think is best, not what everybody says is right. Intermodal spacing is overrated. A little stretch is good for light spread and saturation. A tight little bush doesn't get penetrated as well.
I agree a little stretch is good for light penetration. But I like to keep them tight little bushes until it's time to flower and then when they go into that stretch during flowering they'll be able to get all the light penetration they need, and if some of the bud sites are blocked by fan leaves I do what I call selective defoliation.
funny you mention that. I had a friend that used bush master, his buds were rock solid but he ended up with mold
Lack of air flow
bullshit about what? is that how you keep your plants in vegg pffft
