Lights Out!!

[Guest]

My friend has this problem, he left for vacation for a week and a half, came back to his crop with the lights off and the plants in a serious N diff. the crop was all ready 17 days in2 12/ 12 and root bound. is it possible to transplant in2 biger pots with a soil mix with N in it and put them right back on 12/12 or back on a 18/6 schedual?

 

[Guest]

Double tap

 

[Guest]

17 days in.....I say back into 12/12 and finish them. They are fully in flower even though it prolly doesnt look it. I think he has a better chance with finishing rather than reveresing them back into something he wants to grow out.

I'm too stoned to make sense, sorry.

 

[Guest]

Hey asscrack (sorry, hahaha couldnt resist)....

Sounds like your friend is in luck! When you flower the worst thing that can happen is they get more than 12hrs of light. If they get more dark, that's totally ok. OK as far as not shocking them, reversing the flowering or hermi's.

Just throw em back on 12/12. Hell, I usually put mine through several times where they get 24hrs or more of darkness...happens when I want to move the flower light time from the evening to the early morning (summer/winter)

 

[Guest]

Thanks guys i will relay the message yo klutter, i get that all the time i did on the other hand buy a longer shirt

 

[Stone]

Sound like you are very concerned that your plants aren't getting enough N... Be VERY careful abouting adding more at this point. Unless it is hindering the plans ability to live and produce buds, then I would most likely leave them alone.
If you do add some N, make sure it's at the same time you add more P and K (reg. fert time). Also consider somehing like seaweed, that will give them enough N to sustain life and bud production, but not enough to become a problem at harvest time.

 

[newbie2006]

Maybe it isn't a "Serious N defiency" - maybe it's just that chlorophyll couldn't be produced in the dark?

See, it dies in the dark..