Yeah so July north hemisphere I’d consider to be long hours so I guess this means photoperiod is going out the window hereSo I'm assuming your somewhere down under growing outside .I have a hard time wrapping my head around this, but I think this sounds about right .My beldia was flowering around July 15 at 40 degrees north
So June 22 is the longest so it's about the same but the big difference being you are still on your way up not down were l the plants grow under all natural light ?Yeah so July north hemisphere I’d consider to be long hours so I guess this means photoperiod is going out the window here
Yeah the longest day is in December all outdoorsSo June 22 is the longest so it's about the same but the big difference being you are still on your way up not down we're the plants grow under all natural light ?
That's crazy , Beldia is always described as semi-auto. I've believed this to be true , with my plants responding to the ever-so-slight shorter days. The difference between June and July day length is probably only minutes shorter but in the case they are still getting slightly longer. I'm thinking auto now next season ill try popping a few Beldia a different times just to see Here’s one of my Beldia from Khalifa genetics picture on July 15all outdoors
It's quite incredible I will have to admit, here I was plucking the plant and noticed the pistils so I was thrown back a little. Now I will let her do her thing. Definitely got me thinking.That's crazy , Beldia is always described as semi-auto. I've believed this to be true , with my plants responding to the ever-so-slight shorter days. The difference between June and July day length is probably only minutes shorter but in the case they are still getting slightly longer. I'm thinking auto now next season ill try popping a few Beldia a different times just to see Here’s one of my Beldia from Khalifa genetics picture on July 15 View attachment 18923203
Hey there guys she’s flowering at over 13hr light I presume this is common? Extremely fast growth. Week 1 of flower. How many weeks would you give her?