Light interruption in early flower

W

Weedar

New member

• Sep 7, 2020

• #1

Hello all.

First time poster and english is not my first language
I recently put some Green Gelato in 12/12. The weekend I was busy with my kids and I forgot to close the tent. So there was alot of light exposure for the plant from friday to saturday night. Should I abandon this grow, or can I do something. Maybe put them some weeks in pure 18/6 or since it so early just flower and pray.

Kind regard,
Weedar

 

Grapefruitroop

Active member

• Sep 7, 2020

• #2

In my opinion...
Do not abandon the grow and just make sure it doesent happen again....
My main concern will not be the light leak but if the plants came from seeds than you may find some that will freak out for this or that and put some bananas .....maybe....keep an eye on em
If the genetic is solid it will not hurt a sporadic event like that...
Is that a clone that you could get some info about it or is a polihybrid seed?
Good luck!

 

Scrappy-doo

Well-known member

• Sep 7, 2020

• #3

One day isn't going to affect them at all. I wouldn't worry one little bit. Done it a hundred times.

 

W

Weedar

New member

• Sep 7, 2020

• #4

Hello Grapefruitroop, and thanks for the reply.

I didn't know about polyhybrids as a term, and that they tend to a little more unstable. I think Green Gelato is a polyhybrid. It's a cross from Sunset Sherbert and Thin Mint Cookies. I will just give them love and care, and if some of them hermes I will take them out and give more room for the others.

Thank you for the informative reply, and for pointing me in the right direction

cheers,
Weedar

 

W

Weedar

New member

• Sep 7, 2020

• #5

Hello Scrappy-doo and thank for your reply.

I really needed those comforting words
I will just give them love and care, and hope for its just water under the bridge in their part.

Ha a great week!

Cheers,
Weedar

 

Mars Hydro Led

Grow on Earth Grow with Mars

Vendor

• Sep 7, 2020

• #6

It will not affect the plants a lot. Just keep going.

 

C

CosmicGiggle

Well-known member

Moderator

Veteran

• Sep 7, 2020

• #7

What everyone else has said, this is a very common problem occurring with indoor grows, the light interruption may slow things down a bit but flowering will resume quickly.

 

D

djibra

Active member

• Sep 7, 2020

• #8

happens to everyone in its way... they’ll be fine! just don’t repeat it

 

W

Weedar

New member

• Sep 8, 2020

• #9

Thank you all for the replies.
I will just take care of them, and try to never do it again

cheers!

 

Vandenberg

Active member

• Sep 14, 2020

• #10

You have gained some valuable experience. Whoops!

You have gained some valuable experience. Whoops!

An out of cycle major light leak, welcome to the club.
Don't Panic, It's Organic!
Even if its not organic, don't panic.
This grow will be everything you hoped for, I predict.

Happy Gardening,
Vandenberg

 

aridbud

automeister

ICMag Donor

Veteran

• Sep 14, 2020

• #11

Nor does the opposite have much effect if lights are off a day or 2. Like other posters, you'll do fine!!