All of my bud leaves have the claw

GreenhouseGreen

GreenhouseGreen

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Definitely revegging. Once the plants start receiving less than ~12 consecutive hours of darkness every cycle, they revert to their vegetative stage. Pretty much any plants that are outdoors right now would require light deprivation to flower.

What really gives it away is the rounded leaves making it look like basil. When you started getting rounded leaves, that should have been a red flag.
 
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Nick_vargas101

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GreenhouseGreen said:
Definitely revegging. Once the plants start receiving less than ~12 consecutive hours of darkness every cycle, they revert to their vegetative stage. Pretty much any plants that are outdoors right now would require light deprivation to flower.

What really gives it away is the rounded leaves making it look like basil. When you started getting rounded leaves, that should have been a red flag.
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Ok i have a feeling its my barn light that could be the cause it comes on at night and my plant is linda close to it what should i do i have never expirienced this before
 
GreenhouseGreen

GreenhouseGreen

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Nick_vargas101 said:
Ok i have a feeling its my barn light that could be the cause it comes on at night and my plant is linda close to it what should i do i have never expirienced this before
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You can force it to flower by giving it a longer dark period somehow. Or you could let it veg through spring and naturally go into flower when the days get short enough.

I've never tried to force a plant in the middle of reveg back into flower but, I'd say it's probably best to veg it long enough that your leaves look normal. My experience with revegging comes from taking cuts off flowering plants and it is a slow process to get to the point of pointed, serrated, 5+ blade leaves. Especially the Vanilla Frosting I have. She loves to throw 3 blade leaves if she isn't happy. But once they get to that point, their growth really starts to take off.
 
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Nick_vargas101

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GreenhouseGreen said:
You can force it to flower by giving it a longer dark period somehow. Or you could let it veg through spring and naturally go into flower when the days get short enough.

I've never tried to force a plant in the middle of reveg back into flower but, I'd say it's probably best to veg it long enough that your leaves look normal. My experience with revegging comes from taking cuts off flowering plants and it is a slow process to get to the point of pointed, serrated, 5+ blade leaves. Especially the Vanilla Frosting I have. She loves to throw 3 blade leaves if she isn't happy. But once they get to that point, their growth really starts to take off.
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I appreciate the help i think im just gonna let her do her thing i dont want to cut anything off unless i have to just incase i fuck something up and kill her like i said im very new to growing weed so i would rather be safe than sorry
 
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