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05-09-2008, 07:05 PM #1OPJunior Member
24 Hour Light Cycle After Flowering Begins?
I was wondering if this might get larger buds.
- normal vegetative light cycle (24 hours)
- introduce flowering light cycle until flowering BEGINS
- revert to 24 hour lighting
Based on what I know about other plants, once flowering has begun and florigen is coming out of induced leaves no matter what happens to the light cycle, flowering will continue. I also am assuming that a longer light cycle (like that in vegetative) fixes more photosynthates that are being pumped into the buds. Any input would be appreciated.pseudoscience Reviewed by pseudoscience on . 24 Hour Light Cycle After Flowering Begins? I was wondering if this might get larger buds. normal vegetative light cycle (24 hours) introduce flowering light cycle until flowering BEGINS revert to 24 hour lighting Based on what I know about other plants, once flowering has begun and florigen is coming out of induced leaves no matter what happens to the light cycle, flowering will continue. I also am assuming that a longer light cycle (like that in vegetative) fixes more photosynthates that are being pumped into the buds. Any Rating: 5
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