2 weeks in flower and still no signs of nothing!

Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke

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For fk sake..relax.

You just switched to 12/12, 2 weeks ago..fkn relax. Your experiencing the stretch by the sounds of ur post,,that takes approx two weeks.. You will see flowers soon.
Have a cone and pound ur misses, and was ur plant mature before u switched (over 30 days old with nodes at staggered intervals)..guessing so as u have the stretch..?
 
HydoDan

HydoDan

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MadButcher said:
I'm not buying that. You can put a seedling into flowering and if will do just that. And that's hardly "mature" now, is it?
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Even a seed popped under 12/12 will take 3weeks to show. I've done many SOG grows. how many total grows have you done?
 
HydoDan

HydoDan

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MadButcher said:
Naturally does it not instantly start throwing out flowers just cos it's put under 12/12, nothing does.
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You just made my point! It has to mature before before it can flower. Some strains take more time than others. In my experience males show a week before females.
 
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MadButcher

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HydoDan said:
You just made my point! It has to mature before before it can flower. Some strains take more time than others. In my experience males show a week before females.
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Ok, if that's your definition of "mature", then you're right and I'm wrong.
 
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Chillin chillin

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The buds start about the time the stretch stops. Light manipulation prior to 12/12 along w an increase in silica can help prevent as much stretch ang speed up the budding process
 
bgmike8

bgmike8

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I read nothing but the title.

If there are no signs of nothing than there are signs of something.

Something is better than nothing. But no news is good news. So wtf?
 
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MadButcher

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HydoDan said:
You have to be mature before you become fertile!! 9th grade health class!!!! Listen and learn it's what were all here for...
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Not sure about what you learned in 9th grade but nobody ever got taught that a 11 year old fertile (ready to reproduce) girl is mature. Nope, not buying it. And now I'm done with this hairsplitting debate.
 
HydoDan

HydoDan

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Sexual maturity and emotional maturity are two different things...(are we still talking about plants??)You obviously didn't finish Jr high school.. or college biology .. I did!! look at a dictionary for definitions!!! nuff said!!!!!!!!
 
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