Street lights extending veg ??

Hey is it possible a little bit of light from street lights is getting to my girl, thus keeping her from flowering? Cuz its aug 24 and she Just started to show hairs.

btw the strain is bubba kush

probably not unless the street light is right over top of your garden.

regards,

doubt it...but anything is possible

yes it could for sure . I've seen porch lights screw up an outdoor plants flowering schedule believe it or not. It does matter how far it is of course though..

wheezer said:

yes it could for sure . I've seen porch lights screw up an outdoor plants flowering schedule believe it or not. It does matter how far it is of course though..

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well the light isnt directly on the plant. Its about 20 feet away or so, but it does shed light onto it. I was checking las night when it was dark out;

Fluck, guess i gotta mover to a dark corner every night.....

wheezer said:

yes it could for sure . I've seen porch lights screw up an outdoor plants flowering schedule believe it or not. It does matter how far it is of course though..

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This is good Avice.i also had a plant revegg,from a Hid light from a Ice cream store.Was about 25ft away over a fence,lol long time ago and didnt know chit tho about Photoperiods.Its a very hard lesson learned as it cost me dearly in Time.

anything brighter than the full moon can mess with photoperiods

Growop101 said:

well the light isnt directly on the plant. Its about 20 feet away or so, but it does shed light onto it. I was checking las night when it was dark out;

Fluck, guess i gotta mover to a dark corner every night.....

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Most common street lights site anywhere from 15' - 25' depending on road classification, if your plant is 20 or so feet away that would make the streety lamp distance from your lady about 30' - 40', give or take depending on your plant size.

Institutions of Lighting Engineers said:

"The lamps used in streetlights vary in both size and consumption (typically between 35 and 250 Watts) depending upon whether they are lighting a residential area, main road or a town centre."

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Doubling the max consumption gives us a 500W HID lamp, I doubt at 30' away your plant would be receiving enough lumens to stay in veg, maybe just a late bloomer.

regards,

I have a clone thats in 2 weeks of flower w/no signs of hermie that gets hit with a street light everynight full on