stealthfader508
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I'm curious, why do you do this?
Highest Yield Strains for Outdoor
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OSBuds
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In Oklahoma you can only grow 6 plants per license, we can grow 12 plants.
We can have 6 strains with max yield to toke on and not get burned out.
This is one of the many excellent tips I have learned from @Richard Drysift
stealthfader508
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I'm curious about the science behind this, all my experience points in a different direction.
I'm always trying to push the limits and get my plants outside as early as possible (late april/early may). In years past I've had several plants start to flower early as a result of change in light cycle.... every time they begin to stretch and show some early signs of preflower for the first 2-3 weeks .... then I typically see a complete slow down for 2-3 weeks while it reveg's... but I've never found that the reveg plants grow any bigger than the others... i've actually experienced the opposite result, the reveg plants never get as big as the others, and most of the time show very strange growth patterns. It always seems that any growth gained from getting them out early is lost to the time it takes to reveg.
Before putting them outside I gradually reduce the light cycle indoors from 18 hrs down to about 14-15 hrs to match what they'll be going into.... and that's certainly helped, most of them don't begin to flower ... this year I plan to add some supplemental light in the greenhouse to extend the days until about May 21st when the sunset lines up.
... but I've never heard of intentionally cycling them into flower, and then outside... just curious
I'm always trying to push the limits and get my plants outside as early as possible (late april/early may). In years past I've had several plants start to flower early as a result of change in light cycle.... every time they begin to stretch and show some early signs of preflower for the first 2-3 weeks .... then I typically see a complete slow down for 2-3 weeks while it reveg's... but I've never found that the reveg plants grow any bigger than the others... i've actually experienced the opposite result, the reveg plants never get as big as the others, and most of the time show very strange growth patterns. It always seems that any growth gained from getting them out early is lost to the time it takes to reveg.
Before putting them outside I gradually reduce the light cycle indoors from 18 hrs down to about 14-15 hrs to match what they'll be going into.... and that's certainly helped, most of them don't begin to flower ... this year I plan to add some supplemental light in the greenhouse to extend the days until about May 21st when the sunset lines up.
... but I've never heard of intentionally cycling them into flower, and then outside... just curious
Rob Roy
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You have to do the secret weed dance or your plants won't get big.
I can't tell you what the dance is, you've gotta eat like 500 milligrams of candy, then lay outside looking at the stars and only then will the Ganja gods tell you. I've probably said too much already. Good luck.
Outdoorsalways
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I've been through this twice. It's not the candy, it's the dance.You have to do the secret weed dance or your plants won't get big.
I can't tell you what the dance is, you've gotta eat like 500 milligrams of candy, then lay outside looking at the stars and only then will the Ganja gods tell you. I've probably said too much already. Good luck.
Be very careful, and yes, you may have said too much.
Good luck.