Bramleyjordan
Well-Known Member
Hello guys,
I have been growing my two tobacco plants indoors in a grow tent. The plants are around 5.5 months old and have been kept between 20 - 25 degrees.
I recently moved house where the plants saw temperatures as low as 10 degrees for about a day - since then, it looks like they have started to begin the flowering stage.
Did the lower degrees replicate autumn conditions hence why they now began to flower? If they did not see lower temperatures, would they not get to the flowering stage? I have reduced the light period to 10 hours on but this was 4 weeks ago - coincidence they are now flowering?
Now we are in the new house, they are seeing temperatures of 20-25 again - will this stop them flowering?
I have read the autumn conditions are needed (Shorted light and cooler days) for flowering so wondering if the lower temperatures are actually needed to trigger the flowering stage, how can I cool down the grow tent on my next grow?
Thanks,
I have been growing my two tobacco plants indoors in a grow tent. The plants are around 5.5 months old and have been kept between 20 - 25 degrees.
I recently moved house where the plants saw temperatures as low as 10 degrees for about a day - since then, it looks like they have started to begin the flowering stage.
Did the lower degrees replicate autumn conditions hence why they now began to flower? If they did not see lower temperatures, would they not get to the flowering stage? I have reduced the light period to 10 hours on but this was 4 weeks ago - coincidence they are now flowering?
Now we are in the new house, they are seeing temperatures of 20-25 again - will this stop them flowering?
I have read the autumn conditions are needed (Shorted light and cooler days) for flowering so wondering if the lower temperatures are actually needed to trigger the flowering stage, how can I cool down the grow tent on my next grow?
Thanks,