Photo Period Quick Guide

•  Soak seeds in room-temperature distilled or filtered water, or use a paper towel/pellet method.
   
• Keep in a warm, dark place (70–80°F) until taproot appears (~½–1 inch).

• Place germinated seed in your chosen medium (pellet, soil, or pot).
   
• Taproot should point downward; cover lightly with medium.
   
• Water gently.

•  Light: 18–24 hours per day.
   
• Keep soil moist but not soggy.
   
• Maintain temperature 70–80°F and moderate humidity.

• Continue 18–24 hours of light per day (indoors).
   
• Begin nutrient feeding: Micro → Grow → Bloom (1–3 tsp each per gallon, start at ½ strength).
   
• Feed plants 1–2 oz daily, water plain in between.
   
• Optional: Use low-stress training (LST) to increase bud sites.
   
• Monitor plant growth and adjust light height as needed.

              *(Vegetative stage can be extened up until 1 year)

• Change light cycle to 12 hrs light / 12 hrs dark to trigger flowering.
   
• Continue nutrients, focusing on Bloom for stronger flowering.
   
• Reduce humidity (~40–50%) to prevent mold.
   
• Maintain temperature 70–80°F.

                           *(Depending on the Strain and Method of 

                   growing Flowering time can vary from 6-12 weeks.)

• Pistils turn brown/red; trichomes turn milky or amber.
   
• Cut branches carefully and trim buds.

• Hang buds upside down in a dark, ventilated space for 5–7 days.
   
• Once dry, place in airtight jars for curing.
   
• “Burp” jars daily for the first week, then less often.
   
• Cure for 2–4 weeks for optimal flavor and potency