Dear Jay,
I usually recommend an 18-hour-on/6-hour-off schedule for indoor growers during their vegetative stage. This keeps the plants in their vegetative stage without breaking the bank on electricity costs. If electrical usage isn’t an issue, you can do 20 or even 22 hours of light during this stage. I don’t advise a full 24 hours of light per day because I believe that plants need some downtime in the dark to rest, recover and use up their stored energy to grow more leaves and shoots. To initiate the flowering stage, and throughout that stage, you must set your timer so that your lights are on for 12 hours and off for 12 hours. Never interrupt the dark period with any light.
The once prominent cannabis company has now entered receivership, and its assets and operations will…
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham was “offended” by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ response to her…
Multiple suspects face numerous charges for alleged burglary, grand theft, manufacturing and possessing a controlled…
Adult-use cannabis laws and sales were not associated with an overall increase in teen substance…
A recent study shows that many rolling papers and cones have elevated levels of potentially…
The DEA under the Biden administration finally proposed the process of moving cannabis to Schedule…