Buddtholomew
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The light timer was inadvertently placed in the ON position for the last 3-4 days. The plant has canoeing and droopy leaves. I planned to flip this week and am not sure how to proceed.
Light left on in tent for 3-4 days
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Autodoctor
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Probably would wait a day or to and see how they are first
Buddtholomew
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Will she recover or is this akin to a death sentence for the little one - 4 nodes?
waterproof808
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It shouldnt be an issue if you are still in veg, which it sounds like you are. Plants can handle 24 hours of light, and it shouldnt be the cause of tacoing or droopy leaves
Buddtholomew
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More food for thought, thank you.
bam0813
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@waterproof808 is on the money
Post pics and grow info for help w plant
Post pics and grow info for help w plant
Hollatchaboy
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True, but it still depends on the dli. It's not good to over work the plant.
Buddtholomew
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Lights are out at the moment, will post pics this evening. The leaves are brittle, drooping at the stems and the plant generally looks unwell. Other plants in the tent (autos) are doing great but they are obviously more robust and any light issues (time on/off) can be ignored.
Bukvičák
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That sounds like underwatering issue. What kind of light you use and temp when its on? Light can cause plant to drop, it can cause fading as well as necrosis but there will never be dropped leaf at the stem coz of light…
Buddtholomew
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Buddtholomew
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Balls?
hotrodharley
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No but you should have waited after topping. You're going to be disappointed with the results topside.
Buddtholomew
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First time growing feminized indoors with limited space and was concerned with stretch.
I’m surprised you don’t see male parts.
Can you elaborate why?
I’m surprised you don’t see male parts.
Can you elaborate why?
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