9 hours light, 12 hours dark.

[growinforthefuture]

i have heard that 12 dark, 9 hours light will speed up the budding process. anyone know if this is true? I want to at least adjust the timing of my cycle due to day light savings time i am annoyed by that shit.

growinforthefuture Reviewed by growinforthefuture on 03-15-2007. 9 hours light, 12 hours dark. i have heard that 12 dark, 9 hours light will speed up the budding process. anyone know if this is true? I want to at least adjust the timing of my cycle due to day light savings time i am annoyed by that shit. Rating: 5

[invision]

so what happen to the other 3hrs of the day?

[MOBABN]

hahahaha seriously???

[Markass]

lol, sounds to me like you broadly misinterpreted daylight savings time..if you're down to 21 hour days now..

[Tomthehippie]

lol. Classic un lucky man better luck next thread!

[Bree1978]

i have heard that 12 dark, 9 hours light will speed up the budding process. anyone know if this is true?

You'll speed up the budding process, sure, but you'll also greatly reduce your yield. Don't do it.

:jointsmile: Bree

[growinforthefuture]

no you tards.. you simulate more days in a shorter span of actual time... there are actually already like 10 threads about it in the advanced technique section. well at least like 3.

[mafia819]

i think those kind of plants ripes by amount of days receiving lights regardless of how many hours the lights are on..... you should seriously check this out.

l8r

[kindprincess]

if i'm not mistaken, this can be done with a digital timer;

slightly less yeild, but faster finish, as the days are shorter than that of reality.

it's like chickens; the light goes out and it's naptime, regardless of what time of day...

[mafia819]

after a few days they won't sleep even if lights are off trust me