Rabeats2093
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“^ dude, do you not realize how fuckin old this thread is????”Did anyone get a leprechaun.
“^ dude, do you not realize how fuckin old this thread is????”Did anyone get a leprechaun.
Please tell us, how many?^^^ Dude! Do you not realize how many of us this thread has helped?! This dude should be a legend!
Now, to take the torch, I lowered my California lightworks 3 or 4 days ago to snug them in on week 3 of flower and, just now, realized that the cat5 cable came out that controls the lights and they may or may not have been on for the entire time.
I'll definitely keep this thread alive to post my results lol. I immediately unplugged them, even though it would have technically been the "lights on" time, I feel like giving them 24 hours of dark will help speed up the damage reversal.
Every freakin grow starts off with me saying "Dude! This is the best grow so far!" and every freakin grow has some sort of problem whether pests, mildew, mold, or lighting.
Just run the light until your next normal dark period, then turn the lights off for 12 hours, then continue on with the normal 12/12!Make that 449 I just accidentally left my lights on for 60 hours on week 7 of flowering (I know. ) Have we decided if 24h of dark helps? TIA
450 at least... Yup, left my light on too...Make that 449 I just accidentally left my lights on for 60 hours on week 7 of flowering (I know. ) Have we decided if 24h of dark helps? TIA
24 hours of darkness aint gonna do anything for ya man, just keep on going with your regular light schedule until harvest..PASS ME THE TORCH.
Week 9 of flower. Left it on for a full 24 hr! Giving them 24 hrs of darkness then back to 11/13 to ripen them up.
Well I discovered it at exactly 24 hrs of light. I guess I could have let it go to 36 hrs and then back to dark but I didn't want to stress them more. If I went straight to dark I would have had to switch to light during the day which gets too hot in my garage. Best course of action for me was to turn off until back to my regular schedule.24 hours of darkness aint gonna do anything for ya man, just keep on going with your regular light schedule until harvest..
I see, than that is the best thing to do, I thought you were giving them 24 hours of darkness on purpose as a means to correct the 24 hours of uninterrupted light light, carry on.Well I discovered it at exactly 24 hrs of light. I guess I could have let it go to 36 hrs and then back to dark but I didn't want to stress them more. If I went straight to dark I would have had to switch to light during the day which gets too hot in my garage. Best course of action for me was to turn off until back to my regular schedule.
Yeah I agree with this it all depends on what genetics your working withYOU SHOULDNT HAVE ANY PROBLEMS WITH THIS. IVE DONE THE SAME THING. I SWITCHED MY FIXTURES AND BULBS OUT THE OTHER DAY (GOT SOME DIFFERENT LIGHTS) ANDDID THIS. MY TIMERS HAVE A FIXTURE "ON" SWITCH ON TOP TO ALLOW YOU TO TURN THE LIGHTS ON MANUALLY, BYPASSING THE TIMER. WHEN I GOT MY NEW FIXTURES PUT UP,I SET MY TIMERS,ECT AND SOMEHOW ACCIDENTALLY FLIPPED THE BYPASS SWITCH. I WATCH MY TEPS CLOSELY WITH A REMOTE THERMOMETER, AND USUALLY IN THE DARK PERIOD, IT SAYS AROUND 70 DEGREES, WITH MID-HIGH 80S BEING THE NORM WITH THE LIGHTS ON. I NOTICED HIGHER TEMP AND FIXED THE PROBLEM DIRECTLY, BUT THEY GOT ABOUT 2 1/2 HOURS MORE LIGHT THEN THEY SHOULD HAVE. THEY WILL BE ok THOUGH, JUST GO BACK ON 12/12
FYI...plants dont get "confused" as they DONT HAVE BRAINS. photosynthesis is a chemical reaction, not a conscience physical reaction on the part of a plant. also, plants wont turn into hermaphrodites in stress situations unless the plant they originally came from had hermaphrodite tenancies. tenancies to turn hermaphrodite are genetic defects in the plant, and can be brought on by stress, but leaving your lights on for an extra 2 hours or 4 hours isnt going to generally do it unless it was on the verge anyway
just speaking from my OWN experiences.