You can put a plant into flowering after a week of Veg. if you want. Alot of people who use the Sea Of Green method will get a clone to root, veg for a few days then switch right to flower. It all depends on how big you want your plant to be before you switch the lights. I say go for it the sooner you flower the sooner you can enjoy the fruits of you labor.Rastagal said:calm down calm down LOL yes, small I know, but so is my set up. Its a stelath grow in a wardrobe. Light is 12w envirolite, thats the best I can do. Plant is very green lush and healthy looking though. So i hear I can put it to flower, do you not agree?
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Rastagal
A plant from seed and a cutting are far far different to flower. The clone, having came from a sexually mature plant, is ready to flower. A plant from seed is nowhere near sexually mature, and ready to flower. Sexually maturity is established by either/or alternate nodes or pre-flowers. Flowering before maturity is reached, greatly reduces the final yeild and, IMHO, quality.FrostyNugz420 said:You can put a plant into flowering after a week of Veg. if you want. Alot of people who use the Sea Of Green method will get a clone to root, veg for a few days then switch right to flower. It all depends on how big you want your plant to be before you switch the lights. I say go for it the sooner you flower the sooner you can enjoy the fruits of you labor.
Nope, tie her down and let her stretch. As she rapidly increases in size over the next few weeks, train each branch out away from the meristem. Try to keep them relatively even at the canopy, so your light is distributed evenly over as much of the plant as possible.SHould I tie to one side for a few weeks, then bend it opposite way?