Onbekende soort

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Week 2. Flowering
4y ago
15 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
8 liters
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Plagron bloei
10 mll
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Popolstarted grow question 4y ago
What's happening with this plant? It's been germinating and growing since July. I think it's just playing with my patience and costing me money and space for nothing. What should I do? Wait and see what comes of it or cut it down and make room for another?
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 4y ago
I'm not really sure how someone could know this plant has gone from flower to veg to flower - your diary doesn't give this information! If she's a photoperiod, yes you're giving her too much light... cut it back to only 12 hours of light and 12 hours of complete darkness.... and don't change that. You should also try to take photos in normal light so we can at least see the natural coloring of her leaves - that would give us additional information about what's going on with her. .. as well as a picture of the entire plant! At this point in her life, she'll be wanting a lot of PK so try to get that into her feed as well... and cut back on any nitrogen you're giving her... Good luck!
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GrowingTranny
GrowingTrannyanswered grow question 4y ago
High Popol, This plant has been going from flowering back into vegging. The name for this is revegging and it happens when you switch to lights on flowering mode 12/12 and after she started to flower move lights back to vegging mode (more than 15 hours light a day). It could be a problem with the light settings. Or there could be a light leak in your grow space that disturbs the dark period. Without 12 hours straight darkness she will not be able to flower. When you can not make sure that you give the plans 12 hours straight dark period for flowering you can also choose autoflowering strains. These strains do not need a dark period but grow the best on a 18/6 light schedule.
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Popol
Popol commentedweek 24y ago
@m0use: this is indeed the case. Started an autoflower way too late outside and the temperatures got too cold, so I brought it inside among the plants that are in growth, which means I took the plant out of its flowering phase. It was really still small with 1 or 2 internodes, but I wanted to see what would happen if I took it out of flowering and gave it 18 hours of light again. I assume that's the reason. Cheers!
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m0use commented4y ago
@Popol, also if its an autoflower and not a photoperiod, they cant go back into veg but they can go into shock very easily from temps and other stress in the rootzone. I think its good your starting over fresh it will be a much better experience for yea over all.
Popol
Popol commentedweek 24y ago
What's wrong with that little plant?
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