Have I got away with it? Accidental reveg in flower

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Mooregrow

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Hi everyone I’m hoping for some feedback on what’s going to happen here

Doing research has come up with mixed reviews

so about a week ago while doing my daily inspections for mites ect I noticed a few odd looking leafs

I new straight away
Re veg!
But how ? No light leaks anywhere, timer was fine, the room outside the tent is also dark so I just can’t see how

the only thing I can put it down to is stress from the intense lights I went big and strong trying to maximise bud density and I did have some fungus gnats so out the leaf issues down to them and not the lights

anyway I dimmed the lights raised them and went to 11/13 just incase lots of pistols appearing they don’t look to frosty but they smell strong

Anyone have any experience is this?
Is it worth it or is it a lost cause
 

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Mooregrow

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100% re veg
Anyone’s that had it before should recognise. This was caught early to be fair but the rounded leafs and stage bud growth are a giveaway
 

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Mooregrow

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Rsawr said:
I'm not seeing any reveg? I wouldn't throw away a plant that far along, but maybe if you circle what you mean, it'd be clearer to my old eyes. Looks like a slightly leafy plant to me...
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I have uploaded some more pics as I can see what you mean. Without zooming or seeing in person it’s not obviously. Bad camera skills
 
Rsawr

Rsawr

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If it were reveging the bud would be stretching and new single bladed leaves would be forming from inside of the buds as they began to veg. You have some slightly rounded but otherwise normal sugar leaves and fine looking bud. If you haven't had light leaks or timer issues, and the bud hasn't started to become stringy and stretchy then it is just a quirk of the leaves. I had a plant relatively recently with somewhat rounder sugar leaves, and it did not reveg...
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Just keep an eye on it, but I think you're panicking over nothing!
 
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Mooregrow

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Rsawr said:
If it were reveging the bud would be stretching and new single bladed leaves would be forming from inside of the buds as they began to veg. You have some slightly rounded but otherwise normal sugar leaves and fine looking bud. If you haven't had light leaks or timer issues, and the bud hasn't started to become stringy and stretchy then it is just a quirk of the leaves. I had a plant relatively recently with somewhat rounder sugar leaves, and it did not reveg...
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Just keep an eye on it, but I think you're panicking over nothing!
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I mean don’t get me wrong I prey and hope your right in fact it’s very reassuring

it’s just them new growth or small rounded leafs are meant to be the classic sign and also the strange new bud growth

the first pics I sent where the main coal at the top but lore down there’s basically no crystals and leafs at this stage are normally covered.

Somethings going on that’s not normal
 
Farmer's Hat

Farmer's Hat

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Mooregrow said:
Ok guys I had literally convinced myself Because this hasn’t happened before the growth is definitely off

I have had foxtaling before but not with these fresh rounded leafs coming out everywhere
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Everything looks normal. Your noticing a different flower formation due to genetics. Every plant will produce different flowers, some have more leaf than others. Nothing to worry about. Your plants look healthy and happy
 
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Mooregrow

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Question guys will this stop now I have decreased the lighting and start to bulk up and dense or have I triggered it to continue like this

I say this because I have had this before but towards the end of flower
 
Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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They look hungry - leaf pigment fade ( nitrogen ) is pronounced .
Foxtailing can be exasperated by intense light / environmental or genetic.
 
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