Sulfur burned my plants, someone please help

[Mikemike420]

I need*someone to please help. Here is my situation I have 6 plants in coco in a 4x4 tent. I switched the lights to 12/12 on June 20th and also around that time I used my sulfur burner as a preventative measure against*mold,pm,ecr. But I burned for too long and to soon after the lights went out. I burned the hell out of my plants as you can see. While at work I made a post on another site kind of explaining my situation and posted pics I found on someone elses post that did the same thing and leaves look exactly like mine did. I was advised to pick off all the bad leaves (which I did), and to switch back the light cycle to reveg (which I also did). I just worry*about all the stress Ive caused them with the burn and then switching the light cycle back and forth. As you can see I kinda have little buds starting to form and I dont know what revegging is gonna do and Im worried about them hermie and ruin everything. Please look at my pics and tell me what would be best for my plants. They kinda stretched on my while they were in 12/12 and I dont have alot of space left. Thanks for reading and any advice would be GREATLY appreciated!!

 

[Speed of green]

I think you are fine, i wouldve just kept flowering.

whats your plan going forward? how long are you going to veg them for? i think if you try to flip them again soon you may have issues. id wait a few weeks and look for healthy new growth, then flip again.

are you sure it was the burner? if you use any oil in your foliar spray prior to burning sulphur then it will burn the leaves. i used neem once and then burned sulphur like a week later and ended up scrapping the crop the burn was so bad.

 

[HqFarms]

Switching back and forth, imo, was the worst thing you could of done. They would of recovered, and recovered pretty quickly. For the most part these plants can take that kind of stress way easier than a light cycle stress. I personally put my plants that I think might be keepers through lots of stress tests to see how stable and what each plant can take. The test that almost every plant fails is when I do light cycle tests. What I mean by a failed test is when they herm