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John Denco · 04-13-2010, 04:53 PM

I have some Dutch Passion Green Spirit clones that are a bushy six inches growing in coco (pretty quickly) with Ionic nutes that I need to get into flower soon (they need to grow up and get cut down and move out before July 1 when my parents come to stay for the summer

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Can I stick these babies into flower when they are this short and still get an ounce or two from them (they are big bud and skunk #1 heritage)

Thanks JD Co

Cannastan · 04-13-2010, 05:46 PM

the information i am about to divulge is not from experience, it's from research. once you switch the light cycle to 12/12 your plants will stretch a bit, but not a tremendous amount. if your clones are 6' and you put them into flower, they'll get a bit bigger, but it's doubtful that a single one will yield near an oz. if you send em into flower now you're probably looking at harvesting ~5-10 grams. hope this helps!

redspaghetti · 04-14-2010, 01:44 AM

Hi john,

6'in and bushy, you can throw them in flower now and have some buds by the end of June, a lot of plant stretch during 12/12 period, but some will go nuts and could double or triple the height.

Hope that helps
cheers,

bud lover · 04-14-2010, 01:51 AM

ive got to disagree with cannastan im growing k2 at the minute (an indica) i switched them at 10 days veg approx 8" tall, after 3 weeks into 12-12 they had stretched to nearly 33" and stopped im now 4 1/2 weeks in and i estimate that out of the 8 plants i should yeild about 16-18oz so i think you should give it a go if your short of time.
i am a neewbie this is my first grow but im speaking from my own experence at switcing early as i had limited space and time.
good luck what ever you decide

redspaghetti · 04-14-2010, 01:53 AM

throw 'em in flower !

BLUNToPOTomuss · 04-14-2010, 10:50 PM

Plan on a MINIMUM of 2-3x the height at flip. If yourgilrs are 6'' they will end up anywhere from 12-18'' at the end of flowering.

A good rule of thumb to go by

OrganicMonkey · 04-14-2010, 10:54 PM

I'd go by how many nodes it has, it will stretch but how many nodes she has is a better indication of yield.

High Country · 04-15-2010, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by John Denco

I have some Dutch Passion Green Spirit clones that are a bushy six inches growing in coco (pretty quickly) with Ionic nutes that I need to get into flower soon (they need to grow up and get cut down and move out before July 1 when my parents come to stay for the summer

)

Can I stick these babies into flower when they are this short and still get an ounce or two from them (they are big bud and skunk #1 heritage)

Thanks JD Co

CLONES

STRAIGHT ON TO 12/12, SOG SINGLE COLA STYLE, I/2 OZ TO 1 O/Z ON EACH PLANT AT THE FINISH

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redspaghetti love machine Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: South America Posts: 3,727	Hi john, 6'in and bushy, you can throw them in flower now and have some buds by the end of June, a lot of plant stretch during 12/12 period, but some will go nuts and could double or triple the height. Hope that helps cheers, __________________ Share The Love, Spread The Wealth!
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bud lover Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: north west england Posts: 61	ive got to disagree with cannastan im growing k2 at the minute (an indica) i switched them at 10 days veg approx 8" tall, after 3 weeks into 12-12 they had stretched to nearly 33" and stopped im now 4 1/2 weeks in and i estimate that out of the 8 plants i should yeild about 16-18oz so i think you should give it a go if your short of time. i am a neewbie this is my first grow but im speaking from my own experence at switcing early as i had limited space and time. good luck what ever you decide __________________ All my posts are fictitious and i only write what the voices in my head tell me to..... so after 20years of smoking weed does this make me a qualified skyhighatrist
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redspaghetti love machine Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: South America Posts: 3,727	throw 'em in flower ! __________________ Share The Love, Spread The Wealth!
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BLUNToPOTomuss Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 385	Plan on a MINIMUM of 2-3x the height at flip. If yourgilrs are 6'' they will end up anywhere from 12-18'' at the end of flowering. A good rule of thumb to go by __________________ My Wife supports my horticulture hobby 1000%... with one small stipulation..."Dont fuck up my crops!!"... I LOVE my wife, for she is what dreams are made of! BLUNToPOTomuss' first ever grow 400w 2x2x4 UPGRADE!!-- DR80 tent, Nextgen 600w Ballast, 6'' ActiveAir inline, CAP speed control, Goblin filter and 4 6'' clip on fans- running AT ambient with this setup!! Prop215 and SB420 Compliant
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04-13-2010, 04:53 PM	#1
John Denco Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Oklahoma Flats, Colorado. Posts: 76	Six inch Indica into flowering? I have some Dutch Passion Green Spirit clones that are a bushy six inches growing in coco (pretty quickly) with Ionic nutes that I need to get into flower soon (they need to grow up and get cut down and move out before July 1 when my parents come to stay for the summer) Can I stick these babies into flower when they are this short and still get an ounce or two from them (they are big bud and skunk #1 heritage) Thanks JD Co
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04-13-2010, 05:46 PM	#2
Cannastan Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: the corner of disorder Posts: 49	the information i am about to divulge is not from experience, it's from research. once you switch the light cycle to 12/12 your plants will stretch a bit, but not a tremendous amount. if your clones are 6' and you put them into flower, they'll get a bit bigger, but it's doubtful that a single one will yield near an oz. if you send em into flower now you're probably looking at harvesting ~5-10 grams. hope this helps!
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04-14-2010, 10:54 PM	#7
OrganicMonkey Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 316	I'd go by how many nodes it has, it will stretch but how many nodes she has is a better indication of yield.
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