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PenelopeRosetti
PenelopeRosettistarted grow question 3 years ago
White Widow and Royal Dwarf on the cusp of harvesting. But Blue Berry has no flowers yet, loads of leaves and healthy plant but reckon should be flowering now. How can I hurry them along? Btw, growing naturally in greenhouse, so no artificial light or additives.
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Dapper_Buds
Dapper_Budsanswered grow question 3 years ago
As long you see pistil. Just let her go some autos are big. And the gene pool not all are identical you get different pheno type some will flower in the breeders suggested time line(perfect grow/environment) an then some go a little further. Ether way can’t lose. Now if you don’t see any pistil an only the spike looking leafs most like won’t flower.
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EmeraldLakeCannabis
EmeraldLakeCannabisanswered grow question 3 years ago
It would seem that the blue berry is a photoperiod, meaning it'll need the 12/12 schedule to flower. If you're in NA, it'll take some time to start flowering unless you implement a control such as light deprivation cloth.
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ChitownCannaChica
ChitownCannaChicaanswered grow question 3 years ago
Only way is light dep. you going to give her unnatural darkness?
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BostonGirlGrows
BostonGirlGrowsanswered grow question 3 years ago
So, a a lot of things going on here. First it looks like you’ve already got some bud rot on that white widow. Secondly, I suspect that your blueberry is actually leaning more of a photoperiod than an auto. Meaning it will require less light ( a 12/12 schedule) to start her flowering. Without using artificial lights you will either have to wait for nature to do her thing- or move her someplace with a few hours less light. I’m curious to know if you are running and fans to circulate the air in the greenhouse?
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