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    2 weeks into flowering and I may to change the dark times!

    My flower tent has 2 clones @ 2 weeks into flowering currently with lights on 8AM-8PM.

    If I were to change that to lights on 8PM-8AM. (for more heat at night)
    What would be the best method to accomplish this?
    It's all bullshit - until you smoke it!

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    #2
    I would do it one hour a day. 1/2 hour on each side.
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      #3
      canuck147 says it right max id do is 1 hour everyday. 1/2 hour on both sides. slow to not cause shock.

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        #4
        Leave it dark for 24 hours. Then continue your regular schedule.

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        • Canuck147
          Canuck147 commented
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          Excellent idea, I'll remember that if I ever have a power outage.

        • 9fingerleafs
          9fingerleafs commented
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          I second. Long dark periods just reinforce the hormonal signal to flower. Even the stretch

        #5
        King is probably right on this. The plants really only care about getting their 12 hours of darkness. I freak out at the prospect of causing hermies.

        I recently lost power and had to recalibrate my times. I'm rolling back to my original 2pm-2am lights on by 30 minutes a day. I'm at 4pm-4am today.

        Probably overly cautious but whatever

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          #6
          The reason I was so quick to answer, is because I had a scheduling conflict where I couldn't turn my lights on when I should and I resorted to leave them off 'till the next cycle. I never had any ill affect from it. I wouldn't recommended too many times in the same grow. Don't want to push your luck. Once per grow. I don't think is going to hurt.

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            #7
            Assuming relatively stable genetics, I agree.

            Until I get a few more grows under my belt, I'm going to continue to be cautious with these kind of things. It's good to know you have experience with this. You're a good dude King. I don't care what Greenie sais about you.

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              #8
              Originally posted by kingfish View Post
              Leave it dark for 24 hours. Then continue your regular schedule.
              This, cannabis doesn't care how much light it gets. Just make sure they don't get less than 12 hours of darkness in flowering.
              Last edited by South Sierra Dude; 11-21-2016, 07:52 PM.
              SSD

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                #9
                So much good input for this-
                I was away for the weekend and the temps dropped to 63f and I had 2 seeds sprout in the veg tent, upon return (surprised), but the temps are on the way down and I do not want it to get any colder in either tent!

                Keeping them in the dark- it will be if needed!
                It's all bullshit - until you smoke it!

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