Hello I've got 2 big Buddha cheese auto's that haven't started flowering at all. They're at week 7 now and the rest are all in full bloom. They all look healthy inuff to me so I'm sure it's not stress related. Anyway I no the obvious thing might be to flip the lights to 12-12 but if that works and they start flowering would it be better to leave it on 12-12 for the rest of the grow or put the hours back up to 20-4? The thing is they're meant to be auto's and they need longer hours of light to produce the yields so I don't no what to do. Thanks for any info at all.
Big Buddha cheese auto not auto'd
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that is an awesome ?.unfortunately I have no answer but I always wondered what to do if that happened to me so I will stick around and see what the pros say.my guess though would b put em on 12/12 for a week then back but like I said better wait and see
Hey i was in a similar situation with my last plant and i switched to 12/12 and it started flowering within a week or so. I Then switched back up to 18/6 for the rest of the grow and it kept flowering. Although i was advised to stay at 12/12 once you make the switch because it could make the bud's "airy" amoung other risks.
Thinking back i wonder if i stayed with 18/6 if they would have flowered anyway but switching to 12/12 worked for me, but i think people might advise you not to go back up
Thinking back i wonder if i stayed with 18/6 if they would have flowered anyway but switching to 12/12 worked for me, but i think people might advise you not to go back up
Chester
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If you're in the seventh week w/o flowering they are probably photo sensitive ... to flower change light to 12/12 and leave it there until harvest. If you have the space for them to grow larger you can hold off on switching the lights ...
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