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    question about light patterns

    Quote Originally Posted by latewood
    you actually don't save much like that anyway...The electric cost doesn't come from running the lights as much as turning them on/off and causing spikes. But GK hit the nail on the head. Lowryder is autoflower, and you need some dark epriod. I have seen both. I have friends at as medsite that specializes in lowryder crosses for it med patients. some have claimed that; for lowryder strains only!!!; You can run 24/0 or 20/4 or 18/6,
    You could damage your yield considerably by alternating photoperiods...doesn't make any sense! peace
    isn't that more or less what i just said

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    question about light patterns

    plants grow fastest at 24/0- Ed Ros. Did studies on this, he found a linear curve in growth vs photoperiod hours.
    Plants may flower at less than 18/6 depends on strain

    you dont want to change your photo period as little as possible. Your plant has a cycle which it likes to establish based on the photoperiod. So if you change the period the plant must change it'd cycle and it dosn't like to.

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    #13
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    question about light patterns

    Quote Originally Posted by harris7
    plants grow fastest at 24/0- Ed Ros. Did studies on this, he found a linear curve in growth vs photoperiod hours.
    Plants may flower at less than 18/6 depends on strain

    you dont want to change your photo period as little as possible. Your plant has a cycle which it likes to establish based on the photoperiod. So if you change the period the plant must change it'd cycle and it dosn't like to.
    i can speak for big ED ,all i know that i have less problems with my plants when i use 18/6. also a plants root system grows better with a dark period and in my book healthy roots mean healthy plants.

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