Horselover fat
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That's my thinking too. It's pretty easy to reach highest reasonable DLI in 12 hours. Does it make sense to drop light levels and have longer days? Dunno. Probably not.
Flower 24 on 12 off
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Horselover fat
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That said I'm all for trying shit out. What we do is not natural. At all. We are not trying to reproduce nature. The plant is a bunch of chemical reactions. It has no will. It has no plan. Only chemical reactions. Adjust materials and conditions in your chemical reaction and you get a different end product. There is definitely room for hacking the plants.
xtsho
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The plant is already 34 days into flowering. You need to do a side by side with plant taken from veg and then put into flower. One side 24/12 and the other 12/12. Starting 34 days into flowering isn't going to prove anything. That plants are already well into flowering.
"Most likely safe to assume that my 24/12 cycle will NOT flower plants... "
flowering 24/12
Got some 5 week old feminized plants that were just put into flower. Ive wondered if i maintained 12 hours of darkness, if i cud increase the lights on period. Well i already had a bunch of 7-day timers and set em up so lights are on 24 hrs then off 12 except sat and sun which are 12/12 (so that...
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ttystikk
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I keep running across people who swear by SHORT days and long nights, so as little as 8 hours on and 16 hours of darkness. They say they don't lose much yield but they sure like the power bill.
I think that direction might offer more interesting results, if you're willing to experiment.
I think that direction might offer more interesting results, if you're willing to experiment.
mudballs
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Just thought of another test @F_T_P!
veg 24hrs on, then after sexing start reducing the hours to 23, then to 22, then to 21, then to 20...see if it starts flowering. If it does ur slamming light into that sucker beyond what she was designed to do but staying in flower cuz of nights getting longer.
Wonder if i just dominated mother nature? Any guesses?
veg 24hrs on, then after sexing start reducing the hours to 23, then to 22, then to 21, then to 20...see if it starts flowering. If it does ur slamming light into that sucker beyond what she was designed to do but staying in flower cuz of nights getting longer.
Wonder if i just dominated mother nature? Any guesses?
PJ Diaz
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They likely have very high intensity lighting and CO2, so they can still get away with it by having enough DLI.
PJ Diaz
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I think the big issue is escaping the 24-hr circadian rhythm which all life forms have evolved with over thousands of years.
mudballs
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It's still a train that can't get off the track. I think the inflorescence trigger system is not overridden by circadian.
Livingblacksoil
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Remember when Goldblum said '...they forgot to ask if they should'.
Greed.
It's not fast enough, it's not big enough, it's not good enough. I'ma figure out how to get more faster because my mom told me a story about a lil choo choo train.
It does have a plan dumbass, it's in the word plant.
These guys are members of the newest religion sweeping adult swim. Don't believe the hype. You ain't smart. Just greedy.
Greed.
It's not fast enough, it's not big enough, it's not good enough. I'ma figure out how to get more faster because my mom told me a story about a lil choo choo train.
It does have a plan dumbass, it's in the word plant.
These guys are members of the newest religion sweeping adult swim. Don't believe the hype. You ain't smart. Just greedy.
PJ Diaz
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And you have evidence to support your thought?
PJ Diaz
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Yeah, we should just throw a seed in the dirt, walk away, and come back a few months later to the best crop ever. Why bother with the rest. We're just messing up the plan. t
mudballs
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No, that's why i created a thought experiment, then posted it in the hopes it would get picked up by some guy that likes testing outside the boundaries.
PJ Diaz
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OK, fair enough. If we're just speculating, then I think you're wrong.
PJ Diaz
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That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that I think daily cycles, outside of 24-hours, will confuse the plant. I think 14/10 would be fine for the right cultivars, and especially with far red end of day treatment.
ttystikk
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PJ Diaz
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The specific interval is debatable. I start my far red about 5 minutes before main lights off, and the keep far red on for 10 minutes after dark. I'm running 12/12.
Livingblacksoil
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Yo dumb young ass again.
Figure out your earlier confusion yet?
The idiocy is astounding. Your sarcastic way will work better than 24/12. Because it's working with not against.
Wow