You don't need a veg cycle, guys.

Stop wasting your time.

Sounds kind of crazy, but we're going to get into it. We have a special guest today. Ross to Jeff, welcome to the show. Hey, thanks for having me, dude. It's fun to fill in. Oh, yeah, it's big shoes. We're Scotty free today, baby. Scotty, because it makes it sound like I'm celebrating. Scotty free. Hey, I love it because I get to be here and co-host the show with you.

So thanks for taking a day off, Scotty. Oh, yeah. Scott is doing a little needed vacay, guys. We'll be back to regular programming soon. But today, man, DGC, Ohio. I forgot to say, what's up? Granbo, as usual on the board. I'm in the bakery all by myself. It's lonely in here. You have to say, it's a little creepy, crickets, huh? Especially without Scotty. Scottie interrupted. We got this, guys. We got some good grow talk today. And, yeah, let's get into it right off the bat. I reached out some DGC. Actually Actually, I went over to real dGC.com and found some DGC producers putting up some good grow talk.

I'm going to start off with this in from Ohio.

Not Ohio grow.

Ohio grow.

Ohio grow.

What's up?

Had an interesting article titled Lighting Scheme could eliminate a costly phase of cannabis growing.

And this is, if you know the show, I only one time have taken seeds in three gallon pots in a 12-12 flowering light cycle.

They're naturally going to have a vegetative light cycle for off the top of my head for probably at least a month.

And they ended up being three foot tall plants and an okay harvest. So I found that pretty interesting. Have you ever tried yourself as far as you're

always here and what light cycle wise? Yeah, people, people know that I like to try a lot of creative

light cycles. I've been talking about the 186 at the end, but I do this 1212 when I'm running things.

I've got specific strains I do this with the Congo Ripper and especially the wing suit

because they get so big that I don't need to veg them.

So yeah, this works beautifully for the longer flowering stuff is what I've noticed the best.

Things that take 12, 14 weeks, just skip the veg phase and flower that extra five weeks.

And it takes the same amount of time and the plants turn out the same size.

Now, when you say skip the veg phase, how long before you see in a 12-told light cycle starting that way, just pre-flowers coming, pistols coming flower development?

Is at least about a month of veg you see before the plant switches? It's where it's going. I'd say three to five weeks. Yeah, it depends on it. It's very strain specific, but yeah,

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