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    Lighting & Temp

    If, I change my flowering period from 12/12 to 10/12 or less and change the temp making it colder would that increase the flowering period, knowing that winter has arrived?
    Green Love Reviewed by Green Love on . Lighting & Temp If, I change my flowering period from 12/12 to 10/12 or less and change the temp making it colder would that increase the flowering period, knowing that winter has arrived? Rating: 5

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    Lighting & Temp

    you mean like 12 hours of day and 12 hours of night TO 10 hours of day and 14 hours of night?

    I don't think it would change much.

    Colder? around what? 60f?
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