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    When is the first true week of the vegative cycle?

    As soon as it sprouts and goes under lights?

    AS soon as it gets its first set of true leaves?

    Second Set?
    greengoddess420 Reviewed by greengoddess420 on . When is the first true week of the vegative cycle? As soon as it sprouts and goes under lights? AS soon as it gets its first set of true leaves? Second Set? Rating: 5

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    When is the first true week of the vegative cycle?

    i would say as soon as the cotyledon is visible

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    #3
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    When is the first true week of the vegative cycle?

    I think, technically, the plant is considered a seedling until it has five or more sets of true leaves. Either that, or when you reach the maximum number of fingers on each leaf, then the seedling transitions into what's considered a vegetating plant. Not really sure why it matters, but maybe that'll help you figure out your answer.

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    When is the first true week of the vegative cycle?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Clandestine
    when you reach the maximum number of fingers on each leaf.

    now that i think about it thats sounds right

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