Why the change?

bam0813

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Im no pro but if the plants in veg why would it re-veg? Also I thought maturity is when you cut it down? Thirdly I always worry when im confused?
 

bam0813

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I didn't have the answer either,so i found it for you.


It is a stress response when a healthy plant “reverts” back to 3-point leaves. Typically this happens when there are major changes in light quality or light schedule. For example, the following plants were switched from a fluorescent light to a powerful LED. A few days later, all the leaves were growing with only 3 points. In this case, there was nothing really “wrong” as much as different. The plants adjusted to the light and started growing regular leaves within a few weeks.
These plants started growing 3-point leaves after being switched from a weak fluorescent light to a strong LED
 

Djw19859

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Im no pro but if the plants in veg why would it re-veg? Also I thought maturity is when you cut it down? Thirdly I always worry when im confused?
it did reveg early on, I set it out with out thinking to taper my indoor schedule to match the outdoor and the sudden change from 18 to 13 caused them to start flowering. Within 2-3 weeks they were back in veg, but that was end of April. I have had them vegging since beginning of March so it could be maturity @HydroLynx
 

Djw19859

Active Member
I didn't have the answer either,so i found it for you.


It is a stress response when a healthy plant “reverts” back to 3-point leaves. Typically this happens when there are major changes in light quality or light schedule. For example, the following plants were switched from a fluorescent light to a powerful LED. A few days later, all the leaves were growing with only 3 points. In this case, there was nothing really “wrong” as much as different. The plants adjusted to the light and started growing regular leaves within a few weeks.
These plants started growing 3-point leaves after being switched from a weak fluorescent light to a strong LED
So if the rest of my girls aren’t doing it, I need to watch her to make sure it’s not a root or pest issue, given they all get same nute and light?
 

bam0813

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Like i said no pro by a long shot, i didn't know, the ? S i asked were legit lol you didn't put any of that info in your original post.never had it happen so I was trying to learn,thats what i found. So yes those replies make more sense to me.
 

SidV

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it did reveg early on, I set it out with out thinking to taper my indoor schedule to match the outdoor and the sudden change from 18 to 13 caused them to start flowering. Within 2-3 weeks they were back in veg, but that was end of April. I have had them vegging since beginning of March so it could be maturity @HydroLynx
They def started getting ready to flower when you put them outside in 13 hr light. Leaf change was just a response for the change. Now that your plant has been tricked and laughed at and made to go back into the light she's going to treat you different when she does get to flower and you need to prepare for that or you won't get as much. She will now produce lots of popcorn bud so your going to have to maximize the flowering sites. (Reveg plants flower differently. They produce more small popcorn type buds)
 
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