Moved my timer back an hour. FAK!

[TychoMonolyth]

Plants are a week or two away.

About 10 days ago, I was getting annoyed that lights would be out when I wandered in to check on the plants. So like a doofus, I moved my timer back an hour. Now the little bitches are reveging.

Should I chop?

 

[exploziv]

Not if your buds aren't ready..
Maybe even lower hours to make them stay flowering if you need?

 

[Cvh]

Hi Tycho. Just that I understand you correctly. Are you saying that only one day your plants then received an hour extra? I think that's what you are saying, that just the one day that you changed your timer. The other days with new schedule should have been unchanged in the amount of hours.

 

[exploziv]

Nope, if you change hours.. it will always start and stop with that much or less delay as what you changed the hour..

 

[Cvh]

Indeed, the amount of hours remain unchanged. It shouldn't cause a reveg 10days after.

 

[944s2]

Not if your buds aren't ready..
Maybe even lower hours to make them stay flowering if you need?

As the above Tyler,,,,,
Check the trics and they will tell you when there ready to go,,,

 

[TychoMonolyth]

They're still 12/12, just an hour earlier. lol

 

[exploziv]

If you somehow managed to change the hour and create a situation where you took the time from a hour just before turning lights off or on, to a hour that was past that time of switching (thinking on a 24 hour cycle), then you may have created a situation where they sat in lights on or off for more than one day in that instance, and that could explain what you seeing.
Also check if timer is on auto and not on random..

 

[Devoted2rolling]

Must be your first grow. Never add daylight in flower. Always subtract daylight when changing schedule.

 

[TychoMonolyth]

Must be your first grow. Never add daylight in flower. Always subtract daylight when changing schedule.

New to indoor.

 

[troutman]

 

[PassionForMaryJ]

It is not re-vegging, that is just new growth, I've seen it with a few strains, Sativa doms mainly..
That minute of a change should not effect it at all..
Seen them get light green fox tails..
Keep the flowering going, looks like she is getting there, but she could go a good 2 weeks more.
Check your trich's, see what they are looking like, you do have a microscope, or a jewelers loupe right?

 

[DragronfuitKing]

New to indoor.

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Plants are a week or two away.

About 10 days ago, I was getting annoyed that lights would be out when I wandered in to check on the plants. So like a doofus, I moved my timer back an hour. Now the little bitches are reveging.

Should I chop?

This is a technique to gain extra yield/weight right..

 

[TychoMonolyth]

This is a technique to gain extra yield/weight right..

lol.
I use light and the CO[SUB]2[/SUB] Blaster for that.

 

[Switcher56]

Plants are a week or two away.

About 10 days ago, I was getting annoyed that lights would be out when I wandered in to check on the plants. So like a doofus, I moved my timer back an hour. Now the little bitches are reveging.

Should I chop?

They're looking good buddy

I ran into the same thing. Mine never missed a beat. Then again they weren't as far along as yours. As of today they're day 25 from flip.

 

[TychoMonolyth]

They're looking good buddy

I ran into the same thing. Mine never missed a beat. Then again they weren't as far along as yours. As of today they're day 25 from flip.

That's an art piece.

 

[Switcher56]

They call me artiste in Que LOL.

 

[TychoMonolyth]

Hi Tycho. Just that I understand you correctly. Are you saying that only one day your plants then received an hour extra? I think that's what you are saying, that just the one day that you changed your timer. The other days with new schedule should have been unchanged in the amount of hours.

not just once. I know that shouldn't make it take a fit. I changed the timer back one hour. I happened to be two hours after lights-on in the morning.