Update - Day 67

Noticed I never mentioned the action I took when I discovered the problem.. As in all light problems, switching cycle, etc. I've learned that the best way is to just put everything in the dark for a minimum of 24 hours. In this case, I left everything off for about 36 hours before resuming the regular schedule. 11:50 ON for me.. My current estimate is that this screw up is going to add about 3 weeks to the overall flower schedule and looks like it may be consistent on all 5 plants. For the Kushsage and Kosher Kush, I expecting about 3 more weeks.. Maybe 5-6 on the Utopia Haze. Here's what they're looking like today:
Farmer Rich Reviewed by Farmer Rich on . Light timer failing ON during flower.. In case anyone ever wondered what will happen when lights are on 24 hours during flower for an extended period, here you go. What happened was the timer controlling the 2 T-5 panels failed to ON and I didn't notice or figure it out for about 5-6 days. I noticed temps in the room were 4-5 degrees warmer during lights off, but didn't think it was light related. A few day later I start seeing the plants growing all funky. Luckily I went out to my garden sometime before lights on and Rating: 5