Tuesday, 17 April, 2018
Technical
Question: 
I have some plants 9 days into bud that are showing no signs of any bud starts. They are indoors with 1000 mh 12/12 Kannabia brand Kaboom and Karibbean Mango
Answer: 

If it takes 9 days in flowering and it does not present any symptom of flowering it has to look well at the temperature not more than 25 ° C and not less than 19 ° C
Ph water between 5.8 and 6.2
Flowering stimulators.

If it has been 9 days since germination, it is doing badly
They are 18h / 6h
And move to flowering 12/12

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Roberto Kannabia
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Kannabia accept no responsibility for any illegal use made by third parties of information published. The cultivation of cannabis for personal consumption is an activity subject to legal restrictions that vary from state to state. We recommend consultation of the legislation in force in your country of residence to avoid participation in any illegal activity.

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I AM NOT AN OSTRICH
03/08/19

It is not unusual for plants to take a little longer than you think, or have read somewhere, to begin flower initiation after altering the light/dark cycle to 12 hours lights on and 12 hours lights off. In some examples that I am aware of, this has taken as long as 2-3 weeks, especially with plants that have a high Sativa genetic component. Remember, plants are unique, individual, living organic beings and not preprogrammed robots or machines that follow instructions. Give it a bit more time and patience and I am sure all will be well. Further to my research, I believe that when growing artificially indoors with electric light bulbs, Cannabis responds more favourably to high pressure sodium (HPS) bulbs for the flowering phase of its' life cycle. Hope this helps.

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