Dutch Passion - Skywalker & Orange Hill

Week 2 of flower, plants have stretched so much.. defo think I over vegged them.. Smell is starting to pickup and the leafs taste sweet and spicy, I eat the leaf I pick to let the light penetrate into the lower bud sites.. good eating lol *Update - TEXT WALL ... if you can climb it? Trying out a "natural" Light Cycle to finish from 3rd week of flower... Method - Lights will decrease by 15min p/week until reaching a max of 9h30m "Lights On", at the start of week 8 of flower... e.g replicating winters darkest week. This cycle, due to timer switch decrease in 15m blocks, is as close as I can go to replicating the natural 2-3min p/day (avg 15min p/week) reduced daylight through from the Vernal Equinox (day & night the same lenght) in autumn into winter's lowest 9h30m of daylight.. I.e going to replicate the "circadian rythmn" Theory - Plants don't natural get a constant 12/12hrs yet still grow fat buds outside in nature.. as can be seen from MANY outdoor growers. The plants only need 12/12 to "flip"... so clearly in nature... the natural 2-3min p/day reduction in daylight is actually aiding in flower development. This is likely because the plant realises it needs to focus purely on flowering before the daylight reaches to low to continue growth... Thus the theory is sustained 12/12hrs is in fact hindering the plant's need to focus purely on flowering due to the sustained max daylight hrs to trigger "flip", instead is slowing bud development as it made "comfy" to keep growing awaiting for the urgency of decreasing daylight that never eventuates So..In short.. 12/12 causes a requirement to start flower, while the continued reduction in daylight, causes urgency to focus soley on flowering. If correct.. saving made in electricity bills...