unexpected flowering? help

[heubacca]

dammit....they were femenized seeds i dont get it

heubacca Reviewed by heubacca on 05-11-2012. unexpected flowering? help my girls were on 18on 6 off and i noticed that on started flowering without me changing the lighting and by the time i noticed it had hermied so i got it out of there. my question is: how did this happen? and what can i do to prevent it? i think i may have another hermie as well so im keeping an eye on it. please leave any suggestions thanks. Rating: 5

[Weezard]

It happens!
If the rest of the gals are OK, it's might just be a sport.

'nother one shows "balls on the flop"?
Start looking for stress factors.

Aloha,
Weezard

[heubacca]

4 of seven have went that way, there are no windows, in cold seller in the basment, i keep heated at about 26 degrees, i have fans, ventalation. the only thing i can think is landlord came by last week so i had to move them, but they were not in darktime and i put in front of a window for about four hours and then they went straight back in before dark time....im just mind boggled and want to figure out what i did wrong...and dont understand how that would effect them in vegitative stage.

[d0ct0r]

After viewing photos... destroy the plants. Get your seeds from somewhere else. All our grow comes down to quality of seed and seed providers never guarantee female its 99.9% to cover there as#. Pollen sacks are very delicate and you may have pollinated the others already having moved them. Hoping youve still got some ladies
d0ct0r

[heubacca]

theres one fr sure female, the males are gone, keeping white widows alive tho for seeds, just not in the room, going to put them outdoors....noww another question....whats going on when stems turn red?

[PhatJay]

whats going on when stems turn red?

Excess Phosphorous.

[icangrowit]

hi mate had the same problem but i found out that this is normal and will happen when the plants sexually mature enough to put into flower i changed my light cycle from 18/6 to 24 hr veg hope this helps