Can heat cause flowering?

[djx759]

hey,

its been REALLY hot here, like most everywhere else. My mother is under 24 hr light in the garage and I noticed small buds forming. When I say hot, i mean plus 100 degrees.

Any thoughts?

djx759 Reviewed by djx759 on 08-04-2006. Can heat cause flowering? hey, its been REALLY hot here, like most everywhere else. My mother is under 24 hr light in the garage and I noticed small buds forming. When I say hot, i mean plus 100 degrees. Any thoughts?:confused: Rating: 5

[orangeman]

Unless you've got a strain of the Ruderalis species plants only bud according to the photoperiod so no.

[djx759]

its SUPPOSED to be skunk x widow

[orangeman]

its SUPPOSED to be skunk x widow

Well did you check the time you set the lights for? Are you turning the lights on and off manually? Like I said, your probably giving them less light and more darkness which can induce flowering.

[djx759]

Nope....light is plugged in without a timer and on 24 hrs

[BLaQLiGhT]

Well did you check the time you set the lights for? Are you turning the lights on and off manually? Like I said, your probably giving them less light and more darkness which can induce flowering.

hey,

My mother is under 24 hr light in the garage and I noticed small buds forming.

He says its on 24 hours lights...

[orangeman]

Then either you mistooken something else on your plant for a bud or your plant is of the Ruderalis family .