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IvanPalma
IvanPalmastarted grow question 6y ago
Today I just realized that the light didn't turn on at the scheduled time and they stayed in the dark for 13 hours. Should I just leave them and let it turn off at the right time, or compensate for the hours of light they missed? Do you think they will get stressed? They're almost in week 4 of growth 18/6.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 6y ago
Just return to your normal lighting schedule, giving them extra light to compensate for the missed hours of light will just confuse them further. Plants need a few days of 12/12 to initiate flowering and just one long night at the wrong time, should not affect your plants adversely. Hope this helps..... Organoman.
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deeunit1
deeunit1answered grow question 6y ago
No need to worryy just carry on as normal my friend.
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Frigault
Frigaultanswered grow question 6y ago
A plant in vegetatuve stage won't be afectted be this single event alone. Surebits not great because libger dark period in vegetative stage can cause plant to stretch... On the other hand if a light turn on during flowering or dosen't turn of it can have significant stress and cause the plant to partly revege tho rare on first event. It can cause the fliwering plant to start growing single blade leaf in the bud and strech making the bud very wierd looking.. olant din't have a biological ckock to tell them... ""Hey man i was suoose to revive light 1 hours ago fuck this i' gonna gros some balls"... its more a series of event during flowering that causes these stress. Like open doors, obvious light leaks.. light on for too long . The vegetative stage is more forgiving... Itvtakes a few days of steady light drops to ignite flowering..
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