Question about flowering...when?

Discussion in 'Beginner Lounge' started by mysticgohan, Apr 30, 2008.

  1. mysticgohan

    mysticgohan New Sprout

    Hey all!

    I have some sprouts going(couple weeks old), and I was wondering if once they get about 1' tall...or maybe a little more, if it'd be okay to put them on 12/12? Or would they still be too young?

    Cuz I just don't have the room for them to get very tall.

    Thanks!! =)

    -MysticGohan
     
  2. wawona

    wawona The Trichome Connoisseur

    you can put them on 12-12 at any time. however, you will get basically zero yield. mj plant need to reach maturity before they are flowered in order to produce anything worth fooling with.


    now, if you have clones that are from a mature mother that are that small and you flower them you will get a slightly better yield.
     
  3. SoloFlyer1

    SoloFlyer1 Keep Smyelin

    Flower em...


    Anytime you want/need to.
     
  4. mysticgohan

    mysticgohan New Sprout

    thanks guys!! :)


    when do I know they're mature? when they have a few sets of their full fingered leaves? or is there some other sign to look for?
     
  5. snickelfritz

    snickelfritz Weed College Hall Monitor

    They are mature when they develope alternating nodes.


    http://www.growkind.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23808
     
  6. endlesshighway

    endlesshighway Excommunicated

    when u see pre flowers, then they are more then ready.
     
  7. SoloFlyer1

    SoloFlyer1 Keep Smyelin

    Intuition and observation. General health. And, obviously, space limitations!
     
  8. wawona

    wawona The Trichome Connoisseur

    there ya go. simple as that
     
  9. MrAstro

    MrAstro R.I.P

    Alternating Node's
     
  10. mysticgohan

    mysticgohan New Sprout

    Thanks everyone!! +Rep!! :)


    -MysticGohan
     
  11. Fretgod

    Fretgod Excommunicated

    If you see preflowers than they have already begun flowering..
     
  12. Fretgod

    Fretgod Excommunicated

    If you see preflowers than they have already begun flowering..
     

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