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| Name | Week 1 of the Cannabis Flowering Period | Week-by-Week Guide with Smokey Okies |
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| Video Discription | **In this video, we examine how cannabis plants should look in the first week of the 12/12 light cycle, otherwise known as the flowering period. _______________________________________________________ Check out the entire Video/Blog series: https://www.oklahoma-cannabis-company.com/week-by-week-flowering/ ________________________________________________________ This is the first of an eight part series where we following these cannabis plants through eight weeks of flowering. *** Preparing for your first week of the flower period *** Before you flip your plants into flower, there are several tasks you should complete beforehand, to make life easier on both you and your plants during the next 8-9 weeks. *** Set up your Trellis before you begin the flowering period *** First, you should set up your trellis netting before switching your light cycle to 12/12. As we have explained before, your plants will go through quite a bit of stretching and growing during the initial weeks of the 12/12 light cycle. Trying to spread out your trellis and tuck your plants after they have already stretched out is a chore that you do not want. Your results will not be the same if you put trellis over your plants after Week 2 or Week 3. The best solution is to put up your trellis netting before you even start Week 1 of the flowering light cycle. *** Check your Equipment and make all necessary adjustments *** Next, is an equipment check. You will need more powerful lights than you used during the vegetative period. Your lights must cover all spectrums, including blue and red, and you lights must have the power to create a high amount of PPFD, i.e. light density, to pierce the canopy and get your nugs to blow up into dense, rocky nugs. Larfy, wimpy, airy nugs are often the result of poor light density. You do not want fluff, you want real nugs, with proper density. And that comes from having powerful lights, as well as enough lights for the size of your canopy. If you are growing at home in a tent, you can either increase the wattage of your lights, if that capability exists. Or you can switch out yoru lights. Your increased wattage will bring on much more heat than your low watt Veg lights, so be prepared to increase your cooling capacity. And as you get deeper into flower, you will want to taper down the humidity, so make sure your HVAC can handle that, or get additional dehumidification. A small de-humidifier may suffice for a small space. *** Ease your plants into their new environment *** Anything you do to your plants is a form of stress. Which is alright, because just like exercising our bodies, certain forms of stress causes adaptations, and that is what we want. When you top your plants in veg, that cutting of the tops is stressful to the plants. But they recover, and produce new tops and in the long run, your plant will be bigger, and yield more. When you transition your plants from a vegetative environment to a flowering environment, your plants will undergo a certain amount of stress. They will eventually recover and flourish. The key is to minimize excessive stress and allow your plants time to adapt. *** Pro Tip: make incremental adjustments to Light Density, Temperature and Humidity As you flip into flower, you might try a few things: • Ease into the increase wattage – increase over time • Mimic similar temperature and humidity settings – decrease over time Something we do is that we start our lights at 600 watts, and then we increase up to a 1,000 watts over the course of a week. By increasing the wattage incrementally, you can reduce the shock that comes from switching from low watt veg lights to full power flowering lights. Similarly, you don’t need to crank on the A/C and bring in the cool temps at Week 1. You can introduce yoru plants to slightly cooler and dryer temps in Week 1, but no need to be drastic. You can increase those in the following weeks. Observations during Week 1 of the flowering period. During the first few days of the new light cycle, you may notice some visual evidence of stress, such as drooping look. This is okay, as these plants are transitioning from one environment to another. They may be a bit shocked, but give them some love and they will recover. Toward the end of the week, you may notice some growth. Make sure you trellis netting is just above the top of what is the current canopy, because by next week, they will be poking through! One thing we note in the video above is that these plants were topped during veg, and that created multiple distinct branches that will become “tops” or “colas” and will fill the canopy with fat flowering nugs, increasing yield and bud density. This series continues next week Stay tuned for next week, we will dive into Week 2 as we watch these plants progress through flower. |
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