Hello again everyone 
. Got the closet fired up and running! A little late getting started on this journal but here is the setup!
Spider farmer 27x27 tent
Spider farmer se3000led
4" intake + 4" exahust fans
2x 4" clip on fans
6" clip on fan
10 gallon fabric pot
FoxFarms OF soil +20% perlite
Jacks 321
Spring water only once feeding starts
Lets get it!!!
Broke out a reserve bag of Blackberry Moonrocks from a couple grows ago. She has aged well 
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Set to watch 
Its about to get scroggy in here ol son!
Are you on the broken schedule?
Not yet, this is still 18/6. Last time i just did the broken schedule for a week vefore flipping to 12/12.
@Low what you mean broken schedule? Candlestick schedule?
Whats the effect of the broken schedule? Ive debated doing it.
Set to watch growmie 
@kaptain3d this was on the other night. I watched it like 400 times when I was a kid. I forgot how hilarious it is.
A broken light schedule like 12 hours on, 5 off, 1 on, then 6 off can confuse a plant.
The hour of light in the middle of what should be darkness stops it from going fully into flower. It throws off the plant’s natural rhythm (circadian) and makes it confused about what stage it’s in.
This kind of stress causes a spike in a growth hormone called gibberellin, which makes the plant stretch a lot. Since it’s not fully in veg or flower, it gets stuck in between and focuses on shooting upward.
You’ll often see way more vertical growth than usual. It’s the plant’s way of trying to adapt and reach for light, fast.
Can be great for filling an area, if your tactical with it.
Vigorous stretch!!! Ive only done it 1 time but i noticed a big difference. Only plant ive ever had to tie colas so they grew between the light bars 
eh!
Ready to follow.
Following along, Jelly Donutz is next on my schedule. Good luck.
Thanks @Low . You’re always quite concise.
I try it doesn’t promote as much vegetative growth as it does stretch. So it can reduce branching. It’s important to take timing into consideration, and overall goal.
