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[BB]

Welcome guys.only a matter of time before I grow some bangers for ya


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[toblue]

Welcome Jacob my friend.

Bit early to start throwing questions at you!

I know you are a distributor of seeds and not a breeder but when you give flowering times for strains (apart from paste and copy from breeders sites) in your opinion is it from flip or from first sign of flowers around 2 weeks in. I emailed Barneys and they said from flip but it is still a topic that will put growers on either side of the fence.

[LondonSeedCentre]

Welcome bro!


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Thank you, GasMan!

Welcome guys.only a matter of time before I grow some bangers for ya


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Welcome Jacob my friend.

Bit early to start throwing questions at you!

I know you are a distributor of seeds and not a breeder but when you give flowering times for strains (apart from paste and copy from breeders sites) in your opinion is it from flip or from first sign of flowers around 2 weeks in. I emailed Barneys and they said from flip but it is still a topic that will put growers on either side of the fence.

Hi toblue,

While we're really happy to be on this forum and love contributing to the conversation, there is one thing we're not able to discuss for legal reasons, and that is growing.

We can offer advice on the most popular strains, history of seedbanks and their reputations, of course anything to do with customer service related to the LSC, but we simply can't talk shop with you guys.

I hope you understand.

[British green]

Welcome Jacob my friend.

Bit early to start throwing questions at you!

I know you are a distributor of seeds and not a breeder but when you give flowering times for strains (apart from paste and copy from breeders sites) in your opinion is it from flip or from first sign of flowers around 2 weeks in. I emailed Barneys and they said from flip but it is still a topic that will put growers on either side of the fence.

From 1st signs of flowers . Think about the natural world seasons don't just start they generally blend into each . So when ya flick the switch too 12/12 the summer may have started in your room but the plants need time to adjust into the new season. By the time they have adjusted you see flowers starting to grow and then flowering has begun


in a green and pleasant land

[toblue]

Thank you, GasMan!




Hi toblue,

While we're really happy to be on this forum and love contributing to the conversation, there is one thing we're not able to discuss for legal reasons, and that is growing.

We can offer advice on the most popular strains, history of seed banks and their reputations, of course anything to do with customer service related to the LSC, but we simply can't talk shop with you guys.

I hope you understand.

Yes Fully understand, just didn't think before I asked, didn't mean to put you in an awkward position

[Blue]

Welcome aboard jacob

[toblue]

From 1st signs of flowers . Think about the natural world seasons don't just start they generally blend into each . So when ya flick the switch too 12/12 the summer may have started in your room but the plants need time to adjust into the new season. By the time they have adjusted you see flowers starting to grow and then flowering has begun


in a green and pleasant land

I am with you BG but I suppose the question is have breeders factored the time it takes for plants to start to flower into the final total flowering time they give. They always give 5 days or so 65-70 days etc to allow for different growing situations. I know it is only a guide and you need to go off your plants but when buying seeds it would be nice to have a guide knowing if the two weeks or so before flowers start to show is or isn't included in their estimate which I presume is assessed when the breeders actually grow the plant.

As mentioned Barneys told me theirs are based on total time from flip.

[British green]

I am with you BG but I suppose the question is have breeders factored the time it takes for plants to start to flower into the final total flowering time they give. They always give 5 days or so 65-70 days etc to allow for different growing situations. I know it is only a guide and you need to go off your plants but when buying seeds it would be nice to have a guide knowing if the two weeks or so before flowers start to show is or isn't included in their estimate which I presume is assessed when the breeders actually grow the plant.

As mentioned Barneys told me theirs are based on total time from flip.

I think Barneys lie then or they count from the flip of the plants and not the flip of the lights. Many years ago a breeder from kc brains explained to me just like I did to you using the seasons .


in a green and pleasant land

[LondonSeedCentre]

Yes Fully understand, just didn't think before I asked, didn't mean to put you in an awkward position

No worries at all mate

Welcome aboard jacob

Thanks Blue!

[LondonSeedCentre]

Yes Fully understand, just didn't think before I asked, didn't mean to put you in an awkward position

No worries mate, you didn't I just had to make that clear

Welcome aboard jacob

Thanks Blue!