18/6 in final week of flower

[osowhom]

has anyone heard of or tried giving an 18/6 light schedule in the final week or 2 of flower just curious and asking for a friend who is starting to veg in his flower room

 

[jondamon]

has anyone heard of or tried giving an 18/6 light schedule in the final week or 2 of flower just curious and asking for a friend who is starting to veg in his flower room

Never heard of it.

have heard of reducing the 12 hours light in favour of more dark to try and speed up ripening signalling to the plant that winter is approaching.

 

[PJ Diaz]

y

 

[quazyqual]

No but I have heard of going 6/18 to have more dark time for flowering.

 

[MickFoster]

His daily "stupid" thread.

 

[bk78]

His daily "stupid" thread.

technically he still has a stupid thread to post today, as he squeezed this one in yesterday before midnight

 

[Leeski]

You gotta admire the inexorable of this guy he simple will not stop I love him think it would be great to have a beer and a plate of meatballs with him lol …

 

[bk78]

plate of meatballs

Properly cooked balls or burnt balls?

 

[Mattcheck]

Why?

 

[ISK]

technically he still has a stupid thread to post today, as he squeezed this one in yesterday before midnight

you called that right....see today's post

Crazy clone

This was a clone from a bagseed plant the mother had large leaves but I never seen a clone grow it's first set of leaves this big has anybody else? Is this normal?

www.rollitup.org

 

[SnoopyDoo]

has anyone heard of or tried giving an 18/6 light schedule in the final week or 2 of flower just curious and asking for a friend who is starting to veg in his flower room

Never tried it myself. Usually, people do the opposite and reduce light in the final days/weeks. There is a reason we keep our veg and bloom rooms separate. You could always give it a shot and see what happens. Let us know how it works out.

 

[Flork]

has anyone heard of or tried giving an 18/6 light schedule in the final week or 2 of flower just curious and asking for a friend who is starting to veg in his flower room

I never would do that, but I have re-vegged a time or 2 and I'd say it's a great way to stop the ripening process and start it to re-veg mode.

 

[anexgrower]

has anyone heard of or tried giving an 18/6 light schedule in the final week or 2 of flower just curious and asking for a friend who is starting to veg in his flower room

Sounds like a good way to make it foxtail, that's where your buds stretch and semi-re-veg, and growers don't like it because it means stress is high and it will hurt in the end product. I just had it happen from heat when my AC went out, got a hermie, everything foxtailed and resin production reduced. If I can make them recover and start making new trichomes I'll do better, but not as well as if the stress didn't happen.