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Transition to Bloom Phase: When to Switch to 12/12 Flowering Light Cycle (Real Life Example)

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First published at 12:15 UTC on June 22nd, 2022.

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#Cannabis #LightCycle #Flower12/12

Here is another re-upload from a 2014 grow in Denver, CO. In this video, you will see a side-by-side comparison of a plant that is ready to switch to 12/12 flowering light cycle and a seedling that is too small to …

This was a strain I was developing back when called Turquoise Dream, not related to Blue Dream.

Cannabis plants have to be a certain size (maturity) before they are capable of sexing, and if the plant is too small, it will not respond when you initiate the 12/12 flowering light cycle.

Therefore, it is best practice NOT to start at 12/12 from seed. Instead, you should veg your plants at least 25-30 days before flipping the light cycle.

Use the plants in this video as an example of when it is okay to flip. In the meantime, a few extra weeks of veg can give your plants more than 100 additional hours of light, which will help your plants get bigger faster.

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