Been growing indoors for a while, just recently learned that anytime you veg a plant indoors even at 18-6 the switch to 14.5-15 hours of light can still trigger the flower. I'm trying to avoid it and i know i'm to late to start slowing switching the hours down to 15. What do you guys recommend i do, i was thinking supplementary light to keep them awake with CFL's but don't want to use a lot of electricity. they are about 3 ft wide 4.5-5 ft tall. do you think a 54w CFL on each side of the plant will do? or would i really need to blast them with light like an indoor grow? They are all Blue Dreams btw
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First Time Outdoor How To Avoid Indoor Clones From Revegging
- Thread starter Wadley
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If you match the light cycle relatively well with the morning lights on time when you will be planting and harden them off for a few days in the sun for a few hours only each day then you should be good. Depending on your latitude the daylight hours are good to go! best of luck this year.
plantingplants
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Search this topic- there is a lot of info. You dont need much light. I have 23w bulbs 10 ft from every clone for 15 minutes.
Thanks Northstate yea i am in peak hours of sunlight now i was just worried cause i put some out in may and i gotta light dep to avoid the re-veg. Was scarred it wouldve done it again with the girls i wanted to last till croptober. and great to hear plantingplants. Thanks guys!
