how do you?
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indcolts77
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Its usually either "days from sprout" or "days into flower"....you can also say "day # of veg or flower"... in your case, it looks like you mean days from sprouting, or breaking soil...germination times vary with many factors and thus is not helpful to include when stating what day your plant is on
viper2020cobra
Active Member
There is no magical day x that a plant is good to harvest. Every plant is different every enviroment is different.
Get yourself a microscope or really good magnifying glass type machine/apparatus and learn to read signs from the plant. You can even control to a point the type of high produced from the plant by time of harvest
Get yourself a microscope or really good magnifying glass type machine/apparatus and learn to read signs from the plant. You can even control to a point the type of high produced from the plant by time of harvest
sonar
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I start counting when it breaks ground and the first set of leaves open up. Flowering, on the other hand, it more subjective outdoors since you don't have the 12/12 flip to go by. You need to go by when the first true hairs emerge. Not preflowers.
It's more or less just for reference purposes anyway. She's done when she's done.
It's more or less just for reference purposes anyway. She's done when she's done.
Figong
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First number is amount of hours 'on' (in a row) second number is 'off (also in a row) .. 18/6 would mean 18 hours of light, 6 hours of darkness.. so on that premise - 12/12 is 1/2 of a day on, 1/2 off..
James286
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That is your light time on/off 12/12 is for flowering.
you beat me to it....
Figong
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Barely, was so close that I couldn't like your post until this refreshThat is your light time on/off 12/12 is for flowering.