Startnudsstarted grow question 2y ago
My outdoor plant is too small due to errors and started flowering earlier than expected, would it be a problem for it to receive 18 hours of light to return to the vegetative stage?
Solved
likes
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2y ago
is it a photoperiod plant? If so, it flipped to flower based on length of night and nothing you did.
If it is a photoperiod, no do not give it 18hours of light. That'll just fuck it up in a really bad way.
if you re-vege it, the length of time to recover depends on how far into flower transition it got. Further in = longer recovery time. It'll grow like shit for 1-4 weeks. It'll branch so much it'll be a total dumpster fire that you'll have to spend a lot of time pruning to thin it out or else you get 100s of popcorn size buds.
re-vege sucks. Avoid it at all costs. you'd be better of letting it go and if yield is going to be insufficient, pop another seed now. A shit load of branches is called "monster cropping" but it's retarded name because it doesn't increase yield, but does increase your trim workload exponentially.
Organomananswered grow question 2y ago
Yes, is the short answer, it would be a problem.
You only have 10 hours of daylight according to your diary.....just start a new plant when Summer begins and let this one just be what it is going to be.
1 like
Complain
ATLien415answered grow question 2y ago
If I stunt a plant, even in veg, I scrap the plant. It is often not worth going through the stress. The effects of the stress often linger. Even when I do reveg something in flower, I typically take a cutting into an aerocloner then take a cutting off that as soon as growth looks normal, then throw away the original cutting.
People do all types of permaculture and perpetual harvesting type stuff these days, I personally wouldn't though.
2 likes
Complain