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 Dimo114
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 Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress 
#599872 - 12/05/11 08:15 PM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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As I understand, even if a plant is put in flowering (12/12 lighting schedule) from the moment it sprouts, it will still vegetate for a certain period of time. im guessing this will probably stress/stun/stretch the plant and the end result will not be worth the time and effort (not to mention space in the flower room).
My dilemma is that I have 3 seedlings (2-4 days old) and 2 2 week old plants, which are all from bag seed, but I just ran into lots of official seeds, so I definitely dont want to keep the bag seed plants as mothers (which is what I was gonna do). Plus, I just harvested, so the closet is half empty:/
My question is what is the minimum amount of time i could keep the bag seed seedlings in veg to minimize stress? I'm planning on cutting off any branches and using galon pots. Also, can I trow the two girls(hopefully) that are 2 weeks old in flower right now? I heard that red light and long "nights" induce males in earlly stages, can someone verify this? If so, how long until the plant "decides" on it's sex?
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81renaissance
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 Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: Dimo114]
#599873 - 12/05/11 08:19 PM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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You can go 12/12 from seed if you don't care about yields.
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Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: 81renaissance]
#599891 - 12/05/11 10:00 PM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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and even then with the right stock a half ounce+ is still not a problem.
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Dimo114 said:how long untill the plant "decides" on it's sex?
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Dimo114 said:
a planti is put in flowering (12/12 lighting schedule) from the moment it sprouts, it will still vegetate for a certain period of time.
about 2 weeks.
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Edited by grod31 (12/05/11 10:06 PM)
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Dimo114
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Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: 81renaissance]
#599898 - 12/05/11 10:24 PM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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81renaissance said:
You can go 12/12 from seed if you don't care about yields.
Aw cmon man, thats like sayin "you can work at mcdonalds if you dont care how much u get paid". Don't get me wrong, I love the process, but its bud im after lol.
Or do you mean it will flower right away? As in develop flowers as it grows?
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Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: Dimo114]
#599913 - 12/05/11 11:35 PM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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what do you want to hear man?
it really depends on your genetics and flowering conditions
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Dimo114
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Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: grod31]
#599914 - 12/05/11 11:50 PM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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Sorry, didnt mean to offend you or w.e
I was hoping you'd elaborate on what you are saying, as I don't know what the best thing to do here is. This is why I made this thread o.O ...and yes, I tried the search function and google.
So, what would cause me to have extriemly low yields?
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grod31 said:
it really depends on your genetics and flowering conditions
What are the flowering conditions I need to achieve?
I really didnt mean to send out any bad vibes 
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Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: Dimo114]
#599919 - 12/06/11 12:13 AM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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It boils down to, how tall you want the plants in question, and genetics.
If I was going to grow a true sativa indoors, I'd most likely go 12/12 from seed to control over all height, and taking in consideration of their flowering time.
And say if I wanted a bunch of 10 to 12 inch indicas, then I'd start them from seed in 12/12.
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Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: Stoneth]
#599924 - 12/06/11 12:31 AM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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Thanks Stoneth!
Well my canopy is completely uneven as it is, but im going to do sog after these last few bag seed plants. Right now I have a 3 1/2ft tall bag seed "sour strain" (if there is such a thing) and 3 12" tall clones (same plant) and a bunch of empty space cause I just harvested 4 autos I had going.
I have a 2ft deep 4ft wide grow space, so the big girl is on the far right, and the hps is on the far left and slanted pointing right. I put up 4 42watt Cf's to compensate for the 2 1/2 ft distance beetween my hps and the clones/autos  . I only flowered it cause I was gonna use it for a mother, but this strain takes 2-3 weeks to root, so I threw her in right after discovering that....she was 11" at the time...i guessed 2 ft at most after the stretch. 
Yeah...its really bad in there...i was on the verge of chopping her for hash countless times now.
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Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: Dimo114]
#599927 - 12/06/11 12:50 AM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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Well my canopy is completely uneven as it is, but im going to do sog after these last few bag seed plants. Right now I have a 3 1/2ft tall bag seed
Next time you find yourself in this spot, learn to tie them down.
The more even you keep the canopy the better.
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Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: Dimo114]
#599950 - 12/06/11 07:38 AM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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Well, you asked for the earliest flip with minimal stress, and you can grow from seed at 12/12 without much "stress"...unless the genetics are stupidly easy to hermie.
I had a lot of bagseeds going, and only had enough room for X amount of plants in the veg cabinet. This seedling was about 8 days out of the cube when I put it in the flower room (better than throwing it away, right?)...it ended up female and here she is at 5 weeks:
 Not bad for something that was just gonna be in the trash. Its about as long as a standard bic lighter.
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Re: Earlyest time to flip w/ minimal stress [Re: A To The K]
#600406 - 12/08/11 05:48 AM (12 years, 11 months ago) |
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I'm kind of doing a 12/12 from seed with mine,although I gave em 24/0 for the first five or so days,until I decided to do so.You can easily get an ounce per plant if you grow out the right strains,but then again,you can get tiny plants that only yield a few grams at best if they don't take well to it I really think we need experiments done on some major strains to see which ones react better to this newer way of growing
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