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02-16-2010, 01:52 AM #26
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when should i start to bloom
Changing light cycles isn't a stress free operation. Even putting the plant into flowering stresses them a little, since the plant has to adjust its internal properties to start the process of creating Chlorophyll B for budding. If you correctly change these cycles, however, you can prevent adding stress. You just need to keep the "sunrise" the same and adjust the "sunset" instead.
Originally Posted by kevin10
If you're worried about forcing hermies, as long as there are no other stressors (light leaks, cold temps, unstable ph, etc. etc.)this should not happen. Just keep an eye on things and you should be fine. :thumbsup:
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