reveg

[twoguysupnorth]

as far as i know the tropics are known for sativa strains. i dont think they are auto flowering, they just take longer to mature. they are better for an area with that amount of light. i have written this somewhere else that in jamaica (read in hightimes) they are now using some indica strains and they start to flower shortly after planting because of the daylight hours there. so they only reach a few inches of height before they are mature. the daylight/nighttime hours dont change there like they do in either northern or southern hemispheres. it is basicly like 14/10 all of the time.

twoguysupnorth Reviewed by twoguysupnorth on 08-24-2007. reveg i'm having a little outdoors grow and my plants are close to 5 months old and have been flowering for a few weeks. the thing is that they are outdoors and usually receive more or less 12 hours of sunlight a day. if i harvest most of the buds and leave just a few small buds and leaves will it go back to a vegetative state by itself? will it start producing new buds again? i'm in central america and we get sunlight for 12 hours pretty much all year. the buds are gonna be ready in a week or Rating: 5

[BlackBerry]

does anyone actually know

[Opie Yutts]

Yes I know, unless it is a self flowering strain, do 18/6 to flower, 12/12 to bud, leave a few buds and healthy leaves, and go back to 18/6 to reveg. It will take a couple weeks to show growth signs.

You can also look up flowering times and conditions in most good seed banks, like Marijuana Seeds (cannabis, pot) shipped worldwide

[BlackBerry]

wow O yutss in reality u do know everything even every single Cannabis sub-stain thanks guy

[Opie Yutts]

I am so far from knowing everything it's not even funny, but I'm very glad to help. When I was in my teens and people asked me what I want to do with my life, I would tell them I just want to end up knowing everthing. That ended real fast.

[twoguysupnorth]

hehe i wouldnt want to know EVERYTHING either! lol