Indoor Autoflower budding

[duartemartorell]

Seems like the guy in hydro store needs to find a..... more suitable job!
Even my girlfriend ( who doesnt know the difference between P and K element!) knows autos are time bombs.day lenght variation(20-6 or 24-6 instead of 18-6) is the only way to flower later and yet not suggestable as stress effect is more than increase in growth.
And PK shock is the only way to prolonge flowering stage that im aware of.

Good luck

I don't get the 20/6 24/6 none make up a 24h light schedule?
Autos don't flower due to light periods, they flower by genetics.
Some early than others but around 4 weeks no matter how much light you give her. 24/0 20/4 18/6. The amount of light will influence her size and yield but not when she flowers.


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[P J]

how would you even set a timer to 24/6 0r 20/6? how did you come up with this?

18/6 20/4 24/0 are the light schedules I have used.

There are digital timers with adjustable on/off imtervals, so any combination is possible.

 

[P J]

I don't get the 20/6 24/6 none make up a 24h light schedule?
Autos don't flower due to light periods, they flower by genetics.
Some early than others but around 4 weeks no matter how much light you give her. 24/0 20/4 18/6. The amount of light will influence her size and yield but not when she flowers.


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Actualy in my experience they did flower later(according to calendar) but did not produce more compared to control population(18/6 light cycle was used for control population which flowered sooner according to the calendar)

 

[duartemartorell]

Actualy in my experience they did flower later(according to calendar) but did not produce more compared to control population(18/6 light cycle was used for control population which flowered sooner according to the calendar)

So you say that by increasing the light schedule say from 18/6 to 20/4 you would have you autos flower sooner than at 18/6. But with no increase in yield.
Did I get this right?


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[P J]

So you say that by increasing the light schedule say from 18/6 to 20/4 you would have you autos flower sooner than at 18/6. But with no increase in yield.
Did I get this right?


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Sure not!
I guess i didnt explain myself well enough, im french, sorry
I tried this experience:
Grp A : light cycle 18/6
Grp B : light cycle 24/6(having 6 more hours per day, so 30hr days instead of 24hr days)
Grp B grew abit bigger but the yield difference was not noticable.

 

[duartemartorell]

Got it !


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