Veg. vs. Flower time

[Psycho4Bud]

I have a few plants that had very small flowers at the middle and bottom where I had a light problem. I cut the flowers from the top a few days ago. How long can or should I keep the plants going to harvest the rest of the flowers? Am I able to keep cutting on the plants with out any negative side effects? Is it worth doing this or is it best to start with some more plants?

Unless your talking about a huge amount, everything that I've read says harvest the whole thing and start a new crop! Good Luck!! :thumbsup:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 12-14-2005. Veg. vs. Flower time I know this probably wouldnt be considered an advanced technique but I figured I would ask it in this forum anyway. My question is, whether anyone has experimented with different lengths of vegging and flowering. To clarify; I am planning on growing my plant for about 110 days. Inittially I was going to do 55 days veg, 55 days flower. But after reading some threads in the indoor growing forum I saw a couple people who chose to have a much longer flowering period than their veg. period. Rating: 5

[Johnny Hempseed]

I generally go 2 weeks veg..and roughly 8 weeks flower..
MAX 3 weeks veg..I find those great big trees aren't worth the time and annoyance of trying to get enough light through them..
If you get yourself a good timer (one that allows you to program everything from on time to how long and off you want it to stay) you can program your timer so the lights are on longer than 12 hours during flower!
Flowering is triggered by long nights..not short days..so you can have the timer keep your lights off for 12 hours and on for 16...
It throws the concept of a 24 hour day out the window..but it gives your flowers more time under the light...