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18 hours of light just slows down vegetative growth. There are no negative side effects to continuous light in the vegetative stage, except that the plants grow faster. I assume you know that, and have some reason to keep them from growing too fast? (I had to slow down growth once myself, because I had to make a trip out of town before flowering, and cut their light to 18 hours/day to do it.)
I was gonna keep it on 24 hour light, but im not in a lot of the time to keep checking on them due to work.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamstigator
But as of next week they will have more flo's in there and a new room, as im building my flowering room into my closet and adding CFL's to it.
Well here's some piccys of my little babies, They have now been going for about 2 weeks and they are lkooking good.
I will post some better piccys as soon as ive got a new camera.
Bit small for 2 week olds arent they? I have some 2 week old outdoor plants and they are twice the size of that and they only get maybe 5 hours of direct light a day?
Does look kinda small. Here's a pic of a sprout I have, which is exactly 14 days old (but it has been under constant light 24 hours/day). Doesn't mean you will have any probs though; some plants/strains just grow faster than others.
Its grown upwards quicker than it has outwards, but my next set of leafs are comming through. Should have some decent piccys as well as of next week.
Just got another 2 of my little babys back from my m8's and they are looking good.
why are they in the same pot?... you should really put one seed to a pot to avoid the risk of shocking the roots during transplant when they are bigger...
if u dont transplant them into seperate pots, they will die(most likely)
Probably too late; their roots are probably entangled by now. Could kill one of them though. But then the dead one's roots might rot and hurt the living one. Hmm, a predicament.