Flowering stage differences between 8 week to 12 week finishers.

[Canadaddy420]

Hi all, so I’m trying to understand the differences between a regular 8 week finishing strain opposed to a 10-12 week finisher and even a 9-10 week finisher. I am currently in 3rd week of flower with a CaliOGxHaze and I want to know how the stages differ from shorter flowering strains. Typically you have the stretch faze 1-3 weeks, 3-4 weeks is formation of budlets, 4-6 weeks fattening of buds and finally 6-8 weeks or longer is the ripening stage. So my question is how would that look for a 9-10 week strain such as CaliOGxHaze. If someone wants to expand on that including the 10-12 week finishers that’d be great too. Thanks for your help. Gratitude and appreciation from me..!

 

[Azimuth]

The longer term finishers are typically sativas or sativa leaning hybrids. Those strains typically grow nearer the equator where the growing season is extended.

I think it's more likely that each of your stages is longer and more spread out, but follows the same general path.

 

[Teddy Edwards]

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