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steezyshredder
01-18-2011, 07:54 PM
My first plants (2) are just sprouting now. I just put them under 24 hour light. I dont know what strength they're 4 ft long flourescent plant lights and in a room cooler than ideal, about 70 degrees, i dont konw if thats a big deal or not. Is this an allright set up for a couple plants. My other question is i am confused about hermaphrodite plants. What really stresses plants and do i have to worry about that stress during the veg stage or only during the flowering stage.
Any advice is welcome, i have been trying to learn everythin i can and still feel like i dont know what im doing.

Thanks

tevfik
01-18-2011, 10:05 PM
There are many factors of stress. Air problems, cutting/training, nutrient problems, soil problems, ph problems, light problems....
If you stress the unsexed plant good enough in vegging stage it can turn directly to male (Even if its a feminized).
If you stress the plant good enough in flowering stage it can turn to hermie.

steezyshredder
01-19-2011, 04:04 AM
so is it that allright if my temperature is a little low if it doesnt change a whole lot. They are in a basement where its cool but the temp stays the same around 65 to 70 not ideal im sure but i dont have an option. I

tevfik
01-21-2011, 02:00 PM
70 is ok. No worries. I'd preffer little hotter in flowering stage.