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    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    My plant is on sec. week of flowering and it's not showing any signs yet, i have a pc in that room and its on till late hours. Can that light slow flowering cycle, cause i read that leak of light does that, but i thought the light is weak ???

    Thanks :thumbsup:
    SkunkMe1 Reviewed by SkunkMe1 on . Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ? My plant is on sec. week of flowering and it's not showing any signs yet, i have a pc in that room and its on till late hours. Can that light slow flowering cycle, cause i read that leak of light does that, but i thought the light is weak ??? :confused: Thanks :thumbsup: Rating: 5

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    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    Well the plant needs complete darkness for at least 12 hours, un-interrupted.


    It times the amount of darkness and this realses a flowering hormone.

    Get it into something that does not let any light through at all.

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    #3
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    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    I can lock the door but there is not much space the plant does need air at night, cause if i close the door the plant coveres almost half of the space, is that enough air for 12 hours ????

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    #4
    Senior Member

    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    just get off the computer earlier than normal and shut off the screen

    or you know those little glass round things they have in hobby stores that you put water in it and it releases a fine wispy type "smoke" thats is pure oxygen
    maybe put one of thsoe in there with a little fan
    Its not just a plant
    Its a way of life

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    #5
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    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    they don't need air at night. So yes that is fine.
    The light could turn your plant hermie if the strain is not stabelized.

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    #6
    Member

    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    throw a blanket over yourself and the computer screen so you dont disturb your plant!

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    Member

    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    Quote Originally Posted by fuzzylogic
    throw a blanket over yourself and the computer screen so you dont disturb your plant!
    lol

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    #8
    Member

    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    OR throw a blanket over the grow box?

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    #9
    Senior Member

    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    I've said this so many times: "total darkness" ?? .. are there no moon and stars in your world ? .... a little light seepage won't screw up the plants cycle ... true, trying to improve on nature can help your plants achieve their best abilities, but they've done just fine without man's assistance for thousands of years ... it's a WEED ... :smokin:

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    #10
    Senior Member

    Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?

    yeah you need to have a complete 12 hours of darkness because the light destroys the reproductive hormone. since it's in only the second week it might not be showing yet for a few more days to a week anyway

    GG23

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