No Mercy Supply 12/12hours 7 harvests a year system

[Soniq420]

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[The Prof]

I use traditional methods 18-6 for a month then switch to 12/12 my babies right now are all about 4-4 1/2 feet tall producing major buds..may take longer but I Thnk its worth it

[09bigbud09]

after lots of reading and comparing i think i will try 12/12 for my first

[Erk202]

yea, me 2 but im mad that i went to 24/0 for 2 weeks i should of just did 12/12 straight from germ. instead of asking around what should i do...

And i just got finish reading every single post that was in this thread....;[

Good method, but i even thought about doing this before asking around, i just didn't know if it would work. Funny thing is, i still get people in my Journal asking me why am i starting 12/12 too early...

According to this awesome thread, there no such thing as going into 12/12 too early.

[tonystarks]

You can place a seed in soil and place it directly under a light that is scheduled for 12/12 Keep in mind that if you are growing an Indica strain that you are going to end up with a very small plant. I have around 20 plants that went straight into 12/12 and they gave me just under an ounce of dried herb per plant. I am going to veg longer now because G13 Haze does not produce very much bud going 12/12 right away and I do not want to sprout 40 ladies and only harvest 1.5-2 lbs. So for personal use or if you have access to hundreds of seeds then 12/12 is great, but if you need to get the most out of the seed stock you have then veg for 2-4 weeks and then flower. I tried 12/12 and will do this for my own personal bud but I supplement my income with ganja so I am going to veg for 2-4 weeks or until I feel the plant has enough bud spots and then place in my tent. I don't pinch buds from my stash and only smoke the herb from the plants my girlfriend calls dibs on If you veg for a while you will yield 2-3 times the amount of herb than if you went directly into 12/12.

[Erk202]

naw im not no big time grower, i just grow for personal use and to learn thats it. And i think my plant is a stavia Dominate with a little Indica in it (From that others had said), but its surely a Stavia tho...

And i did Veg a little tho 2weeks....i wish i havent tho. or maybe 2 weeks of veg wouldnt make a diff in this 12/12 method maybe or maybe not.

[09bigbud09]

hey tony very intrigued by what u wrote seems u know alot about it, what was your setup, since it was for income im quite interested, how many times have u averaged just under an o per plant or only once? i'd like to see your setup if i could if not please describe, seems with 12/12 your just under an o is quite profitable, u need the extra's try getting some pollen once it lasts long and get your own seeds, making a small sacrifice by pollinating very carefully a small bud on a separated female plant and presto, time is cut down and with a good strain yield is good

[09bigbud09]

im looking to build a flat grow bed much like cees' using 12/12, or i may use large 189L totes 43"Lx20"Wx17"H, im just not sure how his watering method works can anyone help me with that or is it just pour per plant? also with a 12/12 how many plants do u think i could fit in those totes, lets say with a 400w or a 600

[Dr FrankenKush]

It sounds sound BUT what about the acquisition cost and risk of seeds I'm just saying I definitely like the premise what about the maturity factor

[dirtyjerz]

wow this is all very interesting.. id be curious to see this setup in an aeroponics setup... one that had alot of sites real close together..

[munki]

I don't know if it was mentioned yet or not but in nature, a plant growing at the equator would only get 12 hours of light per day year round so this method would simulate this environment. I would hypothesize that higher latitude strains would flower quickly in this schedule but pure tropical sativas may grow more normally with a genetically determined vegetative growth period.

[ThatBoyDean]

Originally Posted by munki

I don't know if it was mentioned yet or not but in nature, a plant growing at the equator would only get 12 hours of light per day year round so this method would simulate this environment. I would hypothesize that higher latitude strains would flower quickly in this schedule but pure tropical sativas may grow more normally with a genetically determined vegetative growth period.

I have mentioned this on page 8 of this post.

[Pinch]

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[DocBud]

Does anyone know how I can get some of Cee's Santa Maria seeds?

I went on his website, ordered 30, and on checkout, USA is not an option.

I really want to grow some of this stuff, and was also going to give out 10 packs as Christmas presents.

[SpeesCees]

Originally Posted by DocBud

Does anyone know how I can get some of Cee's Santa Maria seeds?

I went on his website, ordered 30, and on checkout, USA is not an option.

I really want to grow some of this stuff, and was also going to give out 10 packs as Christmas presents.

I'm not in for money... but I will be happy to send some.
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