Can't tell if plants are male or female?
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Anon Emaus
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The light blow out in the image is exactly where we need to see clearly. Look for white hairs growing at the arm pits for female. http://www.growweedeasy.com/marijuana-boy-girl
Is this outdoor or indoor?
Is this outdoor or indoor?
TrimothyLeary
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Indoors? Outdoors?
Is that a milk jug?
Take a closer shot near the stem, where the new branches are pushing out.
Is that a milk jug?
Take a closer shot near the stem, where the new branches are pushing out.
YoungPo
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Indoor, yea sorry bout the pic
YoungPo
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Indoors, yea it's a milk jug
Anon Emaus
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When did you change light schedule?
YoungPo
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Just started MH 400 2days ago
QCclosetgrowr
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When did u flip to 12on 12 off?
TrimothyLeary
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Unless it's an Auto, changing your light schedule means, when did you start having your light turn off for 12 straight hours for each 24 hour period.
Most Cannabis requires 12 straight, uninterrupted hours of darkness, to successfully flower and produce quality bud.
Most Cannabis requires 12 straight, uninterrupted hours of darkness, to successfully flower and produce quality bud.
YoungPo
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2day ago
YoungPo
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2days ago, should I be using nutes?
TrimothyLeary
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If it were me, I'd get out of the milk jug and into a legitimate pot for a couple weeks before considering flowering it out. I've never grown in one before, but I feel like it may not go too well, later in flower. I'd get into a 3 gallon pot, get back on a veg cycle, and let it grow into the new pot for maybe two weeks. Then get back on 12/12.
But to answer your original question, it can take up to 2 weeks to see preflowers after switching. It usually doesn't, but it can. And if they've got too much N, this may delay the onset of flowering as well.
But to answer your original question, it can take up to 2 weeks to see preflowers after switching. It usually doesn't, but it can. And if they've got too much N, this may delay the onset of flowering as well.
Anon Emaus
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There's your problem, you got at least like a week maybe 3 weeks until it will shows signs of sex. Also as mentioned it has to be on a 12/12 light cycle