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tilley1144
tilley1144started grow question 3 years ago
So I got my 1st spider farmer sf1000 a few weeks ago and switched out the blurple light, then last week I added my 2nd sf1000 and maybe someone can help with what I see. Looks like it re vegged? It's like little branches started half way through flower.
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LostWorldGenetics
LostWorldGeneticsanswered grow question 3 years ago
Hi, if your light period is under 13h/day, it should not be re-veg but much more probably stress (you change the light), it looks like "Fox tailing" The main reason about cannabis foxtail, indoor, is stress due to light. If you switched your light at week 11, it probably shocked the plant. Foxtail could also be a genetic attribut to some sativa strains. I am pretty sure it's a combinaison of your strain genetics and the light stress. Nothing to do bro. Enjoy your harvest Take care
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sir_isO
sir_isOanswered grow question 3 years ago
The dark green, burnt tips and the huge contrast vs "healthy" new leaves, shows kinda why I say there's nitro excess. Those new leaves, are simply healthier, notice their colour.
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sir_isO
sir_isOanswered grow question 3 years ago
Nutrient excesses, too much nitro, hormonal dysfunction...probably exacerbated by the extra light (like the plant thinking the light is increasing, as if it's outdoors). The hormonal dysfunction and nitro excess, along with that lighting encourages vegetative growth, so the plant is like "hey, I can grow for longer". As a result, you get that foxtailing.
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BioBuds
BioBudsanswered grow question 3 years ago
I agree with LostworldGenetics, the spectrum of the two plants is totally different, this gives all kind of revegging problems. Especcially if your blurlpe was old. @styaliaga had s similar thing going on changing from blurple and I have a revegged monstergrow going on because of this.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 years ago
I would say bad/unstable genetics. My solution would be to return to using only one light. No doubt the extra lumens has signalled your plant to go back to veg due to the extra photosynthesis that is occurring now you have doubled your lights, almost as if your plant has been transported from Fall, back to the middle of Summer. In future, whatever is happening at the beginning of flowering, should be maintained all the way through to harvest and to not mess with anything that will cause major differences to the way the plant is flowering. You may now have a very "confused" plant and whether it continues flowering or keeps revegging is difficult to say. Maybe going to 12/12 for a week might stop the revegging, but unfortunately, I think your plant could be too confused to do either option properly. Hope this helps, Organoman.
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