Some questions

[bugmenot2]

If a plant starts to show it's pre-flowers does that mean you cannot top them any more? Or is it ok to top them?

Also, if you started a bunch of seeds at the same time and only two are developing pre-flowers, is that bad? Or does this mean they are just quick and the others are slower?

Is it a good idea to switch to 12/12 once this happens?

bugmenot2 Reviewed by bugmenot2 on 07-19-2008. Some questions If a plant starts to show it's pre-flowers does that mean you cannot top them any more? Or is it ok to top them? Also, if you started a bunch of seeds at the same time and only two are developing pre-flowers, is that bad? Or does this mean they are just quick and the others are slower? Is it a good idea to switch to 12/12 once this happens? Rating: 5

[bugmenot2]

anyone? The plants are about 2-2.5 months old

[bugmenot2]

doesnt anyone know the answer?

[TheMetal1]

I don't know from experience... but it took me all of 30 seconds to find this :thumbsup:

BTW if you top, you MUST wait 3 weeks before flowering.

Normally I wouldn't just quote random posts... but she knows what's up. With her experience I think she could plant a beet seed and grow it into some chronic. :jointsmile:

I don't think the preflowers matter completely. Although any cutting will stress the plant, so doing it right matters. :hippy:
As for the different growth rates of the plants... are they assorted bag seeds? Various known strains you purchased?
You gotta throw us a bone here... to help, people need to know the facts. :jointsmile: