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Bud4bud
Bud4budstarted grow question 2 months ago
Today i look at my plant like i always do but idk it seems like it trying to bloom i dont know every cannabis terminology so bare with me it started veg around Nov 16 One more than should i start LST any help is good help
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2 months ago
is it an autoflower? it's supposed to do that. if it isn't an autoflower, then you have given it 10 or more hours of uninterrupted darkness. that's the only way a photoperiod plant can switch to flower phase. That looks like it is pistils at the terminal bud, so we aren't just talking about preflowers, which can show up in vege phase. It's also possible the seller mis-packaged something. If you are certain it is supposed to be a photoperiod, and you did not change the light cycle, then they put soem autoflower seeds in the wrong package. ------------------------ LST / plant training it mostly helps reduce proportion of larf buds. it doesn't increase yields. so, train as best you can for a level canopy but it's not the end of the world if it takes you a few grows to figure out a good procedure in this regard. trial and error. Breaking apical dominance is a simple cause and effect manipulation of the plant. Bend something down and taller portions of plant will take more resources and grow more. sometimes you want to permanently tie something down, sometimes it can be temporary.
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Mining_green
Mining_greenanswered grow question 2 months ago
It does look that way, ill have to echo the notion if its an auto it will do that. If it is a photoperiod must be either light schedule or genetics. She looks nice and healthy though. Start your lst do not get overly aggressive you can tie it from multiple points, yes she will bend but she will also break. You dont have to move her much on your first tie. Repeat farther up after she stays a bit side ways. You should aim to train her over time. Like i say it doesnts have to be a 90degree angle make it more like a gradual curve.
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DaddyPrime2
DaddyPrime2answered grow question 2 months ago
yes she does look as if she may be atarting to flower. is she an autoflower? this would be around the time that shed want to flower if so. or check your timer. the light schedule may be messed up and causing issues resulting in her flowering. for the training. i would take the top of her and bend her over to the side as much as possibe. aiming for a 90° angle or an upside down "L" shape. but dont do this if the flowering progresses further than a week from now. if shes not an autoflower. she may just be showing sex, or that shes
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