faulty timer

[brianthefish]

I have 3 plants and started them on 12/12 a couple of weeks ago. but then about a week ago my timer broke so they had a few nights of constant light. I have sorted the timer out now and they are back on 12/12. Does this mean I have affectivly only started flouring from a few days ago and not from a few weeks ago? Just wanderd about when they would be ready to harvist. Thanks, Dorian.

brianthefish Reviewed by brianthefish on 07-19-2005. faulty timer I have 3 plants and started them on 12/12 a couple of weeks ago. but then about a week ago my timer broke so they had a few nights of constant light. I have sorted the timer out now and they are back on 12/12. Does this mean I have affectivly only started flouring from a few days ago and not from a few weeks ago? Just wanderd about when they would be ready to harvist. Thanks, Dorian. Rating: 5

[Zandor]

Well if it were days then that could be a set back. It takes about a week into 12/12 for the plant to change cycle from vegetation to flower anyway. The worst-case scenario is you are set back about a week or so.

You can't harvest by a calendar anyway. The calendar is only to keep track on what should be happening for the feeding schedule. the harvest time is dictated by the Trichome color only.

[BobBong]

only time will tell i guess... it's hard to say wether that would affect the plant or not. it could. it could not.. it all depends on how much stress the plant's gotten and will get in the future...

keep a close eye on em.. and let us know

[brianthefish]

My plants have now started to bud, so I guess that it didnt mess them up. Thanks guys