sea of green plant height

blacksnow

blacksnow

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Using the sea of green method and flowering plants when about 7" - 9" should result in the plant being how tall?

Think I can keep these plants under 20" ?
 
vanslyke

vanslyke

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yes. plants will double in height. a good height to start flowering for sea of green is 6-10 inches depending on space.
 
blacksnow

blacksnow

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vanslyke said:
yes. plants will double in height. a good height to start flowering for sea of green is 6-10 inches depending on space.
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Just trying to decide if I need to get some dward/autoflowering seeds, or if i can use a normal seed and just do sea of green
 
vanslyke

vanslyke

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get normal seeds. its up to you in the end obviously but im not a fan of the dwarf plants. they lack the punch of some of the others. but to each their own.
 
whiterain

whiterain

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yeah, how much yield difference are we talking about? also, how much of a duration of time are we reducing in the time of planting to harvest when beginning flowering stage so early?
 
vanslyke

vanslyke

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the flowering time is the same. in a sea of green you can veg for say 2 - 4 weeks and then flower for 8 - 10 depending on strain.
 
mane2008

mane2008

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you do low height for space and so they dont branch out so much but focus on one bug ass cola:D
 
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amish420

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Sea of Green involves the use of clones not seeds. Plants from seed must reach sexual maturity (pre-flowers) before flowering should occur. FYI
 
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