LIGHT DISRUPTION DELAY - WHAT TO EXPECT?

[guano68]

Hi

I checked on my gals at noon today, and I had thrown a breaker in the night). They are on day 24 of 12/12. The light was supposed to turn on at 6am. As a result of the thrown breaker (now repaired) they a missed a full 6 hours of scheduled light. Is this no biggie, or is this seriously going to f-them up? Feedback please and thanks - guano

guano68 Reviewed by guano68 on 12-31-2006. LIGHT DISRUPTION DELAY - WHAT TO EXPECT? Hi I checked on my gals at noon today, and I had thrown a breaker in the night). They are on day 24 of 12/12. The light was supposed to turn on at 6am. As a result of the thrown breaker (now repaired) they a missed a full 6 hours of scheduled light. Is this no biggie, or is this seriously going to f-them up? Feedback please and thanks - guano:confused: Rating: 5

[GaGrown]

I think you'll be fine! No worries! Just be sure it's repaired and no risk of fire or happening again! If they are flowering,no harm at all.

Ga Grown!

[babystarbud]

agreed, they got more dark, but its ok, if they had gotten an extra 6 hours of light, that is MUCH worse....

[razzapiggy]

I lost power for a few hours the other night during their on cycle... worried me a bit but I think it's fine. I'm 10 days in of 12.12

[invision]

dont worry about it, i had a timer go on me in mid flower so that light could have been on as much as 36hrs before i got to it, no problems either she kept flowering.

[razzapiggy]

Have had friends tell me they lost power for a full day, still no problems. If you are going to lose power for like a week, then that;s a different story

[Garden Knowm]

NO problem... better to get to much DRAK as opposed to to much LIGHT..


cheers

[ValkyrieAg]

Your plants react to patterns of light. 12d/12l/12d/12l/12d=flower
12d/12l/16d/8l/12d/12l=still equals flower

[latewood]

well, this has been answered...when this happens to me, I just cut on breaker and let plants resume normal schedule...No worries.