alphaomega
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hi there
1st time grower here and although I have visited these forums a lot, i just registered today to ask a question that i can't find an answer to.
I planted 2 in august. I'm not using any artificial lights, just natural beside the window. 1 is 30 inches the other 24. Now the plants look healthy and have a ton of vibrant green leaves, but no sign of flowering yet. I had them in my basement for a while in a closet with a flourescant but there is no heat as such down there and I would say it gets down in the low 40s when its freezing outside. So i decided to put them beside the window in my bedroom Well I can't keep them there as I have kids and although they cant actually see the plants, they keep thinking there is a skunk in my house.
So, my question is, what do i do from here? how do i get these guys budding. atm they are getting a normal days sunlight (6.30am-4.40pm) with some bedroom lighting on and off until about 12 at night. I know this is probably a messed up cycle but any advise would be greatly appreciated.
1st time grower here and although I have visited these forums a lot, i just registered today to ask a question that i can't find an answer to.
I planted 2 in august. I'm not using any artificial lights, just natural beside the window. 1 is 30 inches the other 24. Now the plants look healthy and have a ton of vibrant green leaves, but no sign of flowering yet. I had them in my basement for a while in a closet with a flourescant but there is no heat as such down there and I would say it gets down in the low 40s when its freezing outside. So i decided to put them beside the window in my bedroom Well I can't keep them there as I have kids and although they cant actually see the plants, they keep thinking there is a skunk in my house.
So, my question is, what do i do from here? how do i get these guys budding. atm they are getting a normal days sunlight (6.30am-4.40pm) with some bedroom lighting on and off until about 12 at night. I know this is probably a messed up cycle but any advise would be greatly appreciated.