Quote Originally Posted by copobo
it seems most often its light stress that causes hermies.

lights on controllers, outlet strips, under doors, a malfunctioning timer or a timer with a 15 minute section turned on in the middle of the night by accident... sometimes a timer will break and not shut off at all.

be there when your lights come on and resync them once a month. check them to be sure they are going off around the same time too, assuming you have >1 timers.
:thumbsup: Wow copo! I hadn't thought about that. you think?

Ok! the electrical outlet strip IS on the inside of the tent!!! are you talking the little red (off-on) light? that could cause "hermi" stress? really?? WOW!!
yetibear Reviewed by yetibear on . HOW DID IT HAPPEN? I have a hermi and trying to figure out how it happened has been driving me crazy! The plant was about 6 months old when I decided to flower her and I had to chop 14-15 inches off the top to fit it into my tent, also I kept her "it" in the same 5 gallon planters pot that I originally planted "it" in. I was told about 2 weeks into flowering that I should have re-poted "it" into fresh soil! could that have done it, being in the same pot and soil for that long? or a bad seed to begin with?? Rating: 5