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jmello
07-14-2008, 08:26 PM
im always busy and cant always get home to turn off/on the lights on my hopefully soon to be budding beauty...how much is too much?

sometimes the lights will stay off a whole day....but if the lights ever on more than it should be its only a couple hours the most.

will she bud? or hermie?

Revanche21
07-14-2008, 08:47 PM
im always busy and cant always get home to turn off/on the lights on my hopefully soon to be budding beauty...how much is too much?

sometimes the lights will stay off a whole day....but if the lights ever on more than it should be its only a couple hours the most.

will she bud? or hermie?

yes she can hermie if you consistently screw with it's head

Invest in a timer, its about $6-$15

jmello
07-14-2008, 11:39 PM
yea definately...just been too busy....but it really doesnt happen too often im just wondering if anyone knows how much light schedule abuse a plant can take before its hermies....i probably miss once every 2 or 3 weeks

frostymcfailure
07-15-2008, 05:40 PM
its simple, quit ur bitching if u dont wanna be chilling with she/he's then get your ass out of the house go to homedepot etc to drop the 6 dollars for a timer. Unless of course you'd rather throw down mad effort only to chill with herm-faced-villains instead of simply purchasing a timer, no excuses!

reef3er
07-15-2008, 06:47 PM
everyones busy,can always find a spare bit of time to buy a timer,and hey its more accurate than stumblin out of bed or home at night flickin the switch cause your too stoned to remember when they were on or off!! like the people say a few bucks will ease your stress of light schedules and ease the stress on your plants,"there" supposed to believe there growin outdoors in there natural invoroment so light times are essential to get correct,you dont want your plants droppin there bollox on you!

theforthdrive
07-20-2008, 01:29 AM
yeah really who doesnt have five minutes? priorities bother! I keep extra timers around cause you'll always run into something you'll need them for.

Weedhound
07-20-2008, 01:35 AM
whether or not your plant hermies due to screwing with the lighting depends on a lot of factors but my general rule is about the third time you mess the lighting time up the chances increase a LOT! Generally once can be gotten away with......usually.....any more and you are most likely blowing it.

Rusty Trichome
07-20-2008, 01:09 PM
So you are curious how many times it will take before she freaks-out? Why...so you can go just barely up to that 'limit'...? Tiz a piss-poor way to go about growing your meds. Some strains, the light poisoning can cause nanners the first time or two, depending on how deep into flower she is.

Yield will suffer as she stresses and turns hermie.
Being a new grower, likely you should stop justifying your inactions, and get off your ass.
But hey...it's your grow. (bummer your ladies don't give a shit about excuses, huh...?) :jointsmile:

TheMetal1
07-20-2008, 04:21 PM
I figured you posted in the wrong section... was expecting you to talk about having human babies :jointsmile:

Anyway... this post was brutal... offensive... and harsh...


its simple, quit ur bitching if u dont wanna be chilling with she/he's then get your ass out of the house go to homedepot etc to drop the 6 dollars for a timer. Unless of course you'd rather throw down mad effort only to chill with herm-faced-villains instead of simply purchasing a timer, no excuses!

but most importantly HONEST!! :thumbsup:

Although, I feel it is disrespectful to accuse all Hermaphrodites of being villains. It's not their fault... they didn't choose to be that way ;)

theforthdrive
07-23-2008, 12:27 AM
(bummer your ladies don't give a shit about excuses, huh...?) :jointsmile:

:thumbsup: agreed!

jmello
07-31-2008, 10:58 PM
ok ok dont hate on me im poor...obviously im gonna get a timer i was just wondering how much light stress plants can endure in general IN CASE i keep fuxing up...but ive been doing good because i love my girls and dont mind having to be there to switch the lights on/off until im working again...thats all
:beatdeadhorse:

jmello
07-31-2008, 11:01 PM
oh and also thank you weedhound for the answer i was lookin for

SAP420
08-01-2008, 01:08 AM
If you are gonna use a timer I strongly recommend a heavy duty appliance timer. Why? Cuz they are grounded for one and if you put too much voltage pull on a timer it will burn up or even worse set your home ablaze. You can find a good appliance timer from lowes or home depot usually. Or if you don't mind being gouged, your local hydroponics shops carry them for a nominal fee usually. :)