You can grow autoflowering plants on a 24/0 light cycle. However, there are studies (and they've been cited on this site before) that show that the dark cycle is great for root growth. Everyone knows root growth=nice buds. I've grown lowryder once and I would recommend at least a 18/6 cycle. Then again, root growth is mostly done by flowering period so I'm not entirely sure if it would make a difference by now. I just started them on 18/6 when I grew and they turned out alright (besides it being my first grow- learned a lot since then...). Good luck!
partcleguy Reviewed by partcleguy on . My plant - Lowryder Since no-ones replying to my grow log, I decided to ask these questions here. http://img510.imageshack.us/img510/6857/newbbhb5.jpg ^ That is my plant, it's a feminized lowryder. It is just starting it's 5th week of growing. My questions are: It is growing quite large, and pretty soon I fear it will be touching the light of my growbox. I bought lowryder thinking it would only grow around 12 inches, I guess due to the DWC it's in, it will grow bigger. So what do I do? I don't have Rating: 5