WhAcKeD

Does this make a difference? I set the timer incorrectly, and it took almost 3 weeks for me to notice that the lights were coming on an hour early! I fixed it yesterday, day 19 of bloom.

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You should be fine. That extra hour is probably not enough to keep them in veg.

Carry on.

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alleycat

WhAcKeD--You were what 13 hour on and 11 hours off?? Hopefully being 3 weeks into flowering they did start showing their sex long ago.

If they still aren't showing sex, I'd make sure to correct the timer. I'd imagine you should be fine and everything most likely took off like it was supposed to do. It's the 11 hours of dark that would of had to caused the plant to think it was in flowering mode now.

I've grown purposely doing it the other way with 11 hours of light and 13 hours of darkness and one time gave them 12 hours of darkness and 8 hours of lights daily to shorten up the time it took to flower. It did speed it up, but the hours were different everyday for when the lights were on, and I thought the yields were noticeable lower. I'd doubt you have any problems that it caused, but I would switch it back to 12/12 as soon as you can.

You sure it didn't just get messed up with daylight savings time last week and not the full almost 3 weeks of flowering?? That thought crossed my mind cause I had to adjust me lights to adjust for daylight savings time, so I'm still having lights on/off at the same time of the day.

Hope nothing happened to hurt anything on your grow.

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Alleycat

WhAcKeD

Yeah , I think everything will be fine. The timer doesn't know about daylight savings, but it's one of those 24hr digital jobs, so I had to figure our how to program it and read the little icons, and i just wasn't paying attention to the fact that it's 13 hours between 9:00 and 22:00, lol! And yes, all sex has shown, although it was slow, and now I know why. Will this little hickup casue flowering to take longer? I need to know so that I can adjust my nutrient schedule...

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Just Yak

I doubt it, one time I put seedlings under 13/11 to match the outdoor light schedule and I had 5 little plants showing sex lol. You will be fine, the daylight hours slowly change anyway so to the plant it just thinks fall is just starting

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Ec goes up, PH goes down=plants require less nutes.
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WhAcKeD

Thanks bluyak. If I can remember I will report back with final flowering times, for anyone else's future reference...

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CultivationKing

dont even worry. if i were you i would keep it at 13/11.

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davepotdave

why don't you put it at 11/13 for a while to balance it out.....




just kidding, that one hour won't matter a whole lot in the grand scheme of things.