Is my yield going to be stunted?

jdj

Member
Hello all! I have posted a few questions throughout my first grow, and now on my second. And yes, here is another one. My female clones suffered great damage when I transferred them and they are barely coming back to life. If I do get them growing at normal speed again, will my end yield be stunted? :confused:
 

lightsgreenaction

Well-Known Member
I mean...not meaning to sound like a complete smart @ss, but if your plants don't get growing, your yield will be affected.

Now, if you plan to veg until they are whatever size you are used to, regardless of the time it takes, then the yield should be the same.

In my opinion, your yield depends on the size of the plant when you switch to 12/12 and not so much on what happens before that. So if you get the plant to be filled in and ready to flower before switching the lights, it will produce the yield you would expect from a plant that size. Now, if you have issues in flowering, the yield will be affected.
 

jdj

Member
Well, my clones were vibrant in my ez cloner( i had to leave them in there for 4 weeks, and without nutrients) and when I transferred their location from my closet to my tent,Still in the cloner but under a 400 Then something horrible happened overnight. they were severely shrivelled. - I ran and got some revive. Then, later that day when i went to check on them, a majority of the water had mysteriously dissapated and the motor was burning up. By this time the plants had turned white! So, I went ahead and transferred them to my big aero machine and put full strength nutrients and more revive. I have had new growth but it is SLOOOOW. I am due now for another water change out and nutrient re-up. Ph has been 5.8 air temp 70.
 

jdj

Member
I mean...not meaning to sound like a complete smart @ss, but if your plants don't get growing, your yield will be affected.

Now, if you plan to veg until they are whatever size you are used to, regardless of the time it takes, then the yield should be the same.

In my opinion, your yield depends on the size of the plant when you switch to 12/12 and not so much on what happens before that. So if you get the plant to be filled in and ready to flower before switching the lights, it will produce the yield you would expect from a plant that size. Now, if you have issues in flowering, the yield will be affected.
Thanks, I guess time will tell. Have you ever had an experience like this where it just took a couple of weeks to get going again?
 
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