Flowering or Bloom Phase of the Cannabis Growth Cycle [5K6KfjCC4Qd]

Flowering or Bloom Phase of the Cannabis Growth Cycle [5K6KfjCC4Qd]

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Flowering or Bloom Phase of the Cannabis Growth Cycle Professor DeBacco Flowering Stage Length The flowering stage is the final growth stage of a cannabis plant and is when the buds are produced and maturing. This is typically in the weeks 8-11 of the growth cycle. Most strains flower in 8-9 weeks of the growth phase. Some can take even longer (Ex. Sativa dominate strains) Overall Progression Flowering Stage Outdoor and Indoor Outdoor plants will initiate flowering naturally when the plant receives 12 hours of light or less each day which occurs as summer transitions into fall. Indoor growers can trigger the flowering cycle by reducing the photoperiod to 12 hours a day. Flowering Subphases Flower initiation (week 1-3) The plants continue to grow in physical size Pre-Female flowers produce pistils (white hairs) Mid-flowering (week 4-5) The plant vegetatively will stop growing Plant focuses more on bud development Late flowering/ripening (week 6 and on) Trichome density will increase Color of the pistils will change Grower Tips During Flowering Phase Do not prune plants Plants should be trellised to support heavy buds Growers will typically feed bloom plants that have high concentrations of phosphorus, but consider the substrate and be careful how much is added to avoid negative environmental impacts. End of the Flowering Phase Flower buds will visually develop quickly toward the end of the flowering cycle. Link to Lecture Slides: 420 Magazine Source Content by Slide Title: Title: Flowering or Bloom Phase of the Cannabis Growth Cycle Grower Tips During Flowering Phase End of the flowering phase *Due to the description character limit the full work cited for "Flowering or Bloom Phase of the Cannabis Growth Cycle" can be viewed at... #clinical cbd gummys #gummie cbd washington #is 10 mg cbd gummy alot