Anybody tried alternative lighting schedule?

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Connoisseurus Rex

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420monster said:
Ya I'm going to have to lecture you about your temps

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Well they're going to be even lower this week. It's supposed to get cold lol.

In all seriousness though, I'm not having any issues. Even the aloe, strawberries, and citronella are loving it. I actually have to harvest some citronella and some aloe when I get home tonight.
 
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Looking good tho bro think we need to just verify tho
Was number 2 stunted by the damaged leaf or the cold temps? God please let it be the damaged leaf ahaha
 
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420monster said:
Are we neighbors? Hahahah it's snowing here I am in a attic aswell and 5c was about what I was at on a 18/6

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I wish brother that would mean Im in the states haha my attick temps are 5c temps in tent running 24/7 lighting, temps are between 16-20c but is dropping slowly day by day
 
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That's a decent temp tbf iNo it's not "right" and according to a certain few u shouldn't be growing atall but in my books that's decent mate, what rh do u keep them at in veg?
 
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Greedy-Green said:
That's a decent temp tbf iNo it's not "right" and according to a certain few u shouldn't be growing atall but in my books that's decent mate, what rh do u keep them at in veg?
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I have grown much cannabis in all kinds of climates and temptures I am famous for experimenting and going against the grain in pursuit of knowledge and a better understanding for the way cannabis is grown and thrives it causes much controversy but I make my own conclusions based on scientific evidence my current expermient is growing it into a vine that being said my rh is around 60-65%

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Greedy-Green

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I have grown much cannabis in all kinds of climates and temptures I am famous for experimenting and going against the grain in pursuit of knowledge and a better understanding for the way cannabis is grown and thrives it causes much controversy but I make my own conclusions based on scientific evidence my current expermient is growing it into a vine that being said my rh is around 60-65%

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Yhh I read your comments on the vine, have u started yet
 
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My plants have just broken soil so I have not yet but my hypothesis is it will work well as it is just super-cropping and lst but to a more extreme and it will give me the full 5 feet to grow upwards and hundreds of nodes every branch will be come part of the top as they turn up to reach for the light so I will have every side branch 2 feet tall reaching towards the light before the switch making a screen of green with no screen no need to use fem seeds and maximizing my space (that's what I picture) only problem I can see is supporting the weight of it all but I can weigh down the pot and brace the main stock and use string as needed to stabilize everything else like I said it's a hypothesis I have no yet gathered supporting evidence to back my theory except basic botany factors such as plants turning to seak out light I have a grow journal up your more then welcome to follow along or show up for the end result I would be glad to have you

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Greedy-Green

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Ahh I see what you mean now sounds good, gunna be a long veg tho right ? Those are the best tho, let me know wen the journal is up and I'll come along for the ride,
yhh use string man I normally do or if plants and buds get realy heavy I use strimmer wire tied round the top poles and then loosely round the plant or buds were needed, there are clips on adjustable cable like light hangers that you can buy on ebay to hold branches and buds, can't remember there real name tho haha
And dude if you can't find any evidence then grow the thing and create the evidence that it either does or doesn't work, I can't see why not it shouldn't stress the plant enough to hermie or die
Anyway getting kinda lengthy but good luck man keep me informed please
Happy Farming
 
420monster

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Greedy-Green said:
Ahh I see what you mean now sounds good, gunna be a long veg tho right ? Those are the best tho, let me know wen the journal is up and I'll come along for the ride,
yhh use string man I normally do or if plants and buds get realy heavy I use strimmer wire tied round the top poles and then loosely round the plant or buds were needed, there are clipa on adjustable cable like light hangers that you can buy on ebay to hold branches and buds, can't remember there real name tho haha
And dude if you can't find any evidence then grow the thing and create the evidence that it either does or doesn't work, I can't see why not it shouldn't stress the plant enough to hermie or die
Anyway getting kinda lengthy but good luck man keep me informed please
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Veg will be extended some i dont plan on going massive on the trial run

It won't stress the plant anymore then lst or supper cropping

I have seen plants in nature get flattened by a fallen branch and continue growing healthy from the way they were forced to grow it's the same concept basically

I have a grow journal up just not much to see yet

And finally I have heard story's about old hippys doing it to keep it low and hidden and got massive yeilds but as far as indoors or documentation it will be the first of its kind (atleast documented)

I'm sure I will run into other issues but those problems with be addressed accordingly and be corrected if possible if it turns out well others can use it as a guide and I can perfect the new method

Ps sorry Rex not trying to jack your thread

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