Quote Originally Posted by canniwhatsis
For instance get your hands on a Thai land race, and as I've heard it won't flower unless you gradually change from 14-10 to 12-12.
I can well believe this, and as one gets even closer to the equator the photo-period difference between vegetative and flowering for land races would decrease even more. As a lad I lived right on the equator (it was 7 km (4 miles) from our house to the equator sign on the road), where the length of the day varied by a maximum of only about 20 minutes over the course of a year. The days were never less than 12 hours, but our maximum sunrise-to-sunset time was only about 12 hours and 20 minutes!

It would be totally cool, and somewhat cheaper, to veg indoors at say, 13 hours of light, then flower at 12. :thumbsup:
StoneMeadow Reviewed by StoneMeadow on . Let's pre-flower for massive growth on purpose!! Hi. new to site and growing period. i am doing my homework tho. i found a plant growing outside where i smoked some bud the year b4. it died when i tried to hydro it in river (ha, learned since then), but it was in the pre flower stage and had ALOT of growth in just a couple of weeks. so i live in southern US. should be able to do a grow this winter, gonna try anyways. seeds get here in a couple days. so how do i get a not-one-foot-tall-plant? just exposing to some light for awhile in the Rating: 5