when do you put a plant into flowering???

[Purge]

when are you sposed to put a plant into flowering?

Purge Reviewed by Purge on 07-28-2005. when do you put a plant into flowering??? when are you sposed to put a plant into flowering? Rating: 5

[BobBong]

whenever you want it to start flowering....there is no set time you're "sposed" to put a plant into 12/12.

Obviously.. the bigger the plant is when you put it into 12/12, the more you'll yeild. A plant will only get so big too, it will eventually start to flower on its own wether you put it into 12/12 or not. By putting it into 12/12 you force the flowering stage, that's all.

All you're doing is simulating the change of the season. The days get shorter, telling the plant it's time to make seeds...or in our case... seedless bud.. or Sensimillia.

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[mellowman420]

i think when its about 2 and a half feet tall would be good because then you will end up with some fairly big 4 foot plants that will yield a good amount but not get to out of control.

[Nochowderforyou]

Yes, you can flower anytime you want to. All you have to do is look at your height restrictions. If you have only 4ft of height space, you'd want to flower when the plant is about 1.5-2ft tall. Remeber, at the end of veg time, the plants size at that time will double, some even triple in size by the time they aredone flowering. Of course, the bigger the plant, the bigger the buds, thge smaller the plant, the smaller the buds. Good luck.