Indoor CFL/Reflected Bagseed? "arizona" grow. need some infos...

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growone

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sounds like a hermie, there are probably more, the better way to spot them is to get on your back(or put the plant up high somehow) and look from underneath, balls show up better that way
i know because i've snipped my way through a few hermie grows
it is possible the numbers will be small, i'm sure the stress didn't help
 
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i've looked all over i took a toothpick and parted some of those dense flower clusters but everything is female so it probably just started forming so i might actually be growing some new ones in the upcoming days.

does it continue to hermie once stressed? or does it only hermie while stressed?
 
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hermies seem to be pretty unpredictable, it could be a stress hermie that will stop throwing roosters if its conditions improve
i've had genetic hermies that throw roosters hot and heavy for the duration of flower
so keep watch, hope for the best
 
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growone said:
hermies seem to be pretty unpredictable, it could be a stress hermie that will stop throwing roosters if its conditions improve
i've had genetic hermies that throw roosters hot and heavy for the duration of flower
so keep watch, hope for the best
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thanks man. ur very knowledgeable about cannabis!!
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here are pics plant is small only 28 inches above ground at the moment
but since i moved it from the heat it's recovering slowly from the curled up fan leaves but slowly

i think the small fan leaves look like they might have some of those mushroom headed t hings on them as a matter a fact im not sure if its entirely covered in that but just small like
they aren't yet fully developed

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probably reasonable for 100W actual of CFL i guess so far
 
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stevemonett said:
looks pretty good.. how long have you had it in the ground for? subed and rep+
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oh by that i mean, above the dirt, because the stem is supposed to be taller, maybe 1.5 inch but i filled dirt up and it rooted along the stalk to compensate

it's been in a 5 gallon box for all of its 68 days of flowering
 
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is it possible to leave the lights on for like 16-18 hours for one day without much harm?
i mean, let's say every other day other than this one goes normal... shouldn't reveg right?

i accidently hit the timer switch to no-timer mode and i'm away from the grow can't get back there now

i am so stressing this plant. =)

but im hoping she could produce resin as a result and not figs.

i think i read somewhere that when its far into flowering it can't really reveg tho i guess you gonna say it depends on strain i know
but erm....duno worth a try.

i always check it for figs tho, haven't seen any other than the little thing i described as a possible balls. that was so ultra tiny too, probablly smaller than this letter: O on your screen (if you have 13 inch)
 
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you probably will be OK, others have had worse light accidents with no harm
reveg isn't going to happen from that, no promises on hermie, but probably not
 
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"today" she got 16 hours of light, and is following with 16 hours of darkness as well, to catch up and balance out with normal daylight once again since i have been running her under CFLs during the night these days, and stowing her away in the day, but favourable weather is coming up again so i am converting to day for the sunlight

has anyone ever tried something like that? a 32-hour cycle or something? ofcourse this can only be done indoors and the day/night temps will swap every other day?

and assuming that the more light, but with equal darkness, the plant can't be delayed? it's basically the same as 12/12 except the assumption is being made that the plant
will have growed that much more with the more hours, and it's still getting an equal darkness rest
 
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