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06-02-2006, 06:37 PM #1
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
no light should be tolerated...
do your absolute best to get total darkness...
loveGarden Knowm Reviewed by Garden Knowm 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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06-02-2006, 06:55 PM #2
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
Jdog thanks you always make my day, i mean thats the best way for me and its simple.they don't need air at night. So yes that is fine.
Thats an option too, thanks.OR throw a blanket over the grow box?
Well im giving it nutes and watching them everyday if total darknes helps the plant than ill do it, thats the easiest thing i can do.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
Thats what i read but i thought it is not a powerful light, but i was wrong.yeah you need to have a complete 12 hours of darkness because the light destroys the reproductive hormone.
Thanks everyone, i dont know what would i do whithout you guys.:thumbsup:
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06-02-2006, 07:01 PM #3
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
Jdog thanks you always make my day, i mean thats the best way for me and its simple. I was hoping someone says that...:thumbsup:they don't need air at night. So yes that is fine.
Thats an option too, thanks. Im just going to close the door for now, hope it works.OR throw a blanket over the grow box?
Well im giving it nutes and watching them everyday if total darknes helps the plant than ill do it, thats the easiest thing i can do.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
Thats what i read but i thought that is not a powerful light, but i was wrong.yeah you need to have a complete 12 hours of darkness because the light destroys the reproductive hormone.
Thanks everyone, i dont know what would i do whithout you guys.:thumbsup:
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06-02-2006, 07:08 PM #4
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
Thanks for stoping by Garden. By locking the door they will be in total darknes promise, i was just woried about air at night and since they dont need it i'll just close the door.
Do you think also that they dont need air at night ???
Thanks again :thumbsup:
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06-02-2006, 07:58 PM #5
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
I don't dare say anything contrary to jdogg.. again...
lol
iloveyou
they will be fine with the door closed...
I like to be real obsessive with growing.. including/especialy when it come to the light cycles...
: )
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06-02-2006, 11:26 PM #6
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
When your flowering there should be NO light in it's dark cycle. This confuses the plant and causes it to go back to vegitative or produce hermies.
Originally Posted by SkunkMe1
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06-03-2006, 01:03 AM #7
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
Image Reaper, you must grow some very stable genes. Thats why you never had this problem, I'm sure.
I just try and keep things simple. That way I can answer as many questions as I can.
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06-03-2006, 11:37 AM #8
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
For me, complete darkness is something you want if you dont want a single seed. Anyway, theres loads more factors that determine if a plant turns hermie (over/underwatering, nutes, topping, bugs to name a few). Im try to keep my closet as dark as I can at night, but Im really not that bothered about a few seeds in my Herb. Its for personal use only (well, me and a few mates lol), and if you get a few seeds for free then thats only a bonus.
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06-03-2006, 12:48 PM #9
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
Starting last night my plant was in total darkness. Thanks to you guys i think some white hairs are coming out, thought im not sure yet.
But im having another problem now some leaves sre turning brown so :
Light 400W HPS 15 inches far from the top leaves
Watering every 3 days 1.5 Liters ph 7.21 ( because of nutes making the soil more acidic )
Nutes every 3 waterings NPK : 8-8-8
Fan blowing 12 hours in light cycle
What can it be ???
Sorry for all the questions i tried to find what is wrong but i couldnt find exactly whats wrong.
Thanks alot
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06-03-2006, 12:50 PM #10
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Can a computer screen Slow/Stop flowering ?
Either they are hungry. Or it's just thinnig out naturally to let light threw.
Most strains do this in the middle of flowering.To rippen up the lower buds.
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