Budding Transition time

[Green First]

In most plants there is a transition time from Veg state to budding state. Does anyone know if the budding time listed in most books includes this time? And is the transition time considered budding time or is it something else......?

Thanks Bunches

[Spanishfly]

¿Que?

[5_Assed_Monkey]

for my time zone, lattitude etc it says august 28th is time to bud but mine have started not all of them but most started roughly on the 10th so i dont know about a transition period, i just go check my shit and say hey look [ to myself i say this] little white pistols cool!!!!!!!

[Green First]

¿Que?

You mean I stumped you.... never would have thought.......

In case i confused you or anyone else, its the time when the plant recognizes the days are getting shorter and the plant gos into budding. But before it gos into budding there is a period (2 weeks) between veg and bud state......i mean this is what i thought maybe im wrong...please enlighten me anyone.

[d4rkw0lf]

Yeah, and its called preflowering.

[Spanishfly]

Originally Posted by d4rkw0lf

Yeah, and its called preflowering.

No, mine showed preflowers in May, when they were about 5 weeks old, had an awful lot of vegging to do after that.

I have just never observed this supposed phenomenon, I think it is a figment of someone´s imagination. These are annual plants, they grow and die in one season, they do not have time to hang around doing nothing. As soon as they stop vegging, they flower.

[d4rkw0lf]

Originally Posted by Spanishfly

No, mine showed preflowers in May, when they were about 5 weeks old, had an awful lot of vegging to do after that.

I have just never observed this supposed phenomenon, I think it is a figment of someone´s imagination. These are annual plants, they grow and die in one season, they do not have time to hang around doing nothing. As soon as they stop vegging, they flower.

How did they show preflowers that soon?

Thats awesome.....

[Green First]

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No, mine showed preflowers in May, when they were about 5 weeks old, had an awful lot of vegging to do after that.

I have just never observed this supposed phenomenon, I think it is a figment of someone´s imagination. These are annual plants, they grow and die in one season, they do not have time to hang around doing nothing. As soon as they stop vegging, they flower.

I agree........ ok do you or anyone else have any pics of some plants with prehairs......i guess what im getting is i want to see some pics of plants in this stage and also what the characterists of the plant are in this stage......ie stem is brittle, leafs curl up, pre hairs............. the more detail the better.

[zoodl4]

this preflowering ? i'd say just plain flowering/budding

[Spanishfly]

Originally Posted by Green First

I agree........ ok do you or anyone else have any pics of some plants with prehairs......i guess what im getting is i want to see some pics of plants in this stage and also what the characterists of the plant are in this stage......ie stem is brittle, leafs curl up, pre hairs............. the more detail the better.

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