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[mally2]

I would also like to hear more about this product im not quite sure what they mean on the 18 hr day 6 hr night thanks for the info im learnig new things every time i come here www.agriculturalorganics.com is there web site :smoke :smoke Edited May 28, 2005 by mally2

[Tom]

18 hr day 6 hr night

You get to control the leanth of the plants day and night cycles, you do this with a good quality plug-in timer for your light by having the light on for 18 hours (day) and off for 6 (night), more commonly stated as 18/6, you switch over to 12/12 for the flowering cycle.

 

[mally2]

You get to control the leanth of the plants day and night cycles, you do this with a good quality plug-in timer for your light by having the light on for 18 hours (day) and off for 6 (night), more commonly stated as 18/6, you switch over to 12/12 for the flowering cycle.

 

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Thanks tom for your interest i do understand the timing of plants, but what they were saying was 18x6 for flowering just like the normal 12/12 or am i missing something here i will download the info this is the ldp i think ldp is for grow and sdp is for bloom im fairly new at all this tom and apriecate all the info i can get

[Pure]

what they are talkign about there are plants other than cannabis , some plants like poppies for instance flower under 18/6 and veg under 12/12

cannabis relies more on getting 12 hours of sleep a night than it does about getting 18 hours of day , think of it as a stoner that likes to have a nap

 

if you run longer hours of light your plant may not flower or just take allot longer to finnish off , if your determined on using a longer ay cycle I would look for a strain that will automaticly switch over to flora without much encouragement

[WantDaChronic]

that pic just shows at what stage to use certain nutes during your grow...nothing special

 

if you want to use longer periods of light, go for a sativa dominate plant, they love soaking up as much light as they can some flower at 12/12 like normal plants but i have seen some that pre-flower even with 20/4