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    question about lights

    Can anyone tell me how long I should leave my light on after my seedlings have just sprouted. I've been using 12/12 and they reaching for the light(which is about an inch away from the sprout. Thanks

    Peace,
    droopy
    droopy420 Reviewed by droopy420 on . question about lights Can anyone tell me how long I should leave my light on after my seedlings have just sprouted. I've been using 12/12 and they reaching for the light(which is about an inch away from the sprout. Thanks Peace, droopy Rating: 5

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    #2
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    question about lights

    No no no...you should have them on 18/6 or 24/0. You have just put them into 12/12, which is forcing flowering. You don't want the plant to flower yet, you need some veg time put in. So switch a.s.a.p, unless you want them to flower now...which I would not recommend...you want anything worthwhile, put into 18/6 or 24/0. Good luck

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    #3
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    question about lights

    OK, I'll do that. Thanks for the help.

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