OK basically I just need to know can nighttime temps make your plants want to revenge? I'll show you some pictures but there should be no other reasons why. I'm on cocoa or Hydro and I'm using correct nutrients I've been doing this for a minute. But I'll be down if things aren't revenging for some reason. I'm wondering if nighttime temperatures can do it because that's the only thing that's in discrepancy here
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Night temps and re-vegging
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yeah here's another pic of one other one. What happens now? Because they are obviously reversion. This is Girl Scout cookie and some cookie cross and it is dark green shiny curly leaved revegging.......
Can they be flowered out? This is like my biggest tent and I've had some AC problems! Dammit,,,, and I've got that smell to like I hate that smell! this was going to be a lot of bud here!
Can they be flowered out? This is like my biggest tent and I've had some AC problems! Dammit,,,, and I've got that smell to like I hate that smell! this was going to be a lot of bud here!
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Hi @Ben-Do How have you been?
A couple of things, it looks like you may have too much nitrogen for mid to late flower. This will encourage vegetative growth. The other consideration might be pilot lamps on any equipment in the tent. If there is any tendency toward the photoperiod characteristics in the genetics even the smallest red pilot lights on equipment inside the tent may encourage re-veging. Cold night time temperatures will speed ripening and lower yield to a point but also can improve quality. This is a balancing act.
A couple of things, it looks like you may have too much nitrogen for mid to late flower. This will encourage vegetative growth. The other consideration might be pilot lamps on any equipment in the tent. If there is any tendency toward the photoperiod characteristics in the genetics even the smallest red pilot lights on equipment inside the tent may encourage re-veging. Cold night time temperatures will speed ripening and lower yield to a point but also can improve quality. This is a balancing act.
OK, I checked and I do not have any tiny signal lights that are on thru the night inside the tents. I have a post that I'm wanting to post about using AC units inside a room with three tents in it. Right now I have it hooked into the bottom of two of the tents,It is 14,000 BTUs ...I have it venting out of the ceiling but it's not working optimally enough to cool this room during the plants's nighttime hours which are during the day on a southern facing room of my brick home.....whew, did you get all that?
OK...
I just switched to AN connoisseur series and got grow and bloom all parts with big bud and I was able to get a little bit of bud factor X, (I will be buying chitosan next). I have been using all at full strength on the bottle.
NOW...
I will change nutrient solution reservoirs and daily mixes for Coco to 1/2 strength. Do you think that is sufficient? .......Note: As I write this I've actually done that now for one day and I'm giving everything in coco including the baskets of coco above the individual reservoirs only Cal Mg with water from the tap. This I will do for two days and if the leaf color does not change to a lighter hue, and I do not see ceasing of the curling , I will continue to add water TO only-coco ones and THROUGH the" Hybri-Coco ". into their reservoirs respectively.
Does anyone have an adjusted recipe for the connoisseur Coco?Like maybe a certain amount more of the B instead of A and might'n i be able to use General hydroponics flora-bloom, as a zero Dash five Dash four booster for Ad-nutrients,,,seeing as that's also what the AN numbers are for Overdrive, and it consist of different types of thesame booster type nutrients needed for the plant nearing the end of the flower cycle.? a
OK...
I just switched to AN connoisseur series and got grow and bloom all parts with big bud and I was able to get a little bit of bud factor X, (I will be buying chitosan next). I have been using all at full strength on the bottle.
NOW...
I will change nutrient solution reservoirs and daily mixes for Coco to 1/2 strength. Do you think that is sufficient? .......Note: As I write this I've actually done that now for one day and I'm giving everything in coco including the baskets of coco above the individual reservoirs only Cal Mg with water from the tap. This I will do for two days and if the leaf color does not change to a lighter hue, and I do not see ceasing of the curling , I will continue to add water TO only-coco ones and THROUGH the" Hybri-Coco ". into their reservoirs respectively.
Does anyone have an adjusted recipe for the connoisseur Coco?Like maybe a certain amount more of the B instead of A and might'n i be able to use General hydroponics flora-bloom, as a zero Dash five Dash four booster for Ad-nutrients,,,seeing as that's also what the AN numbers are for Overdrive, and it consist of different types of thesame booster type nutrients needed for the plant nearing the end of the flower cycle.? a
So this same strain is doing same thing now. they are clones off a seed i was given,guy said it is an award winning GSC cross. but i think:.......
my nighttime temps were venturing up to 72Because my house and that room is facing south. along with a few other things that make plants stress into revegging. this particular strain simply decided to throw a bunch of mail flowers and so I'm pulling thesecond one before has a chance to pollinate It's self.
i've got nighttime temperature problems since that is the normal daytime in real life. All I know how to do is open the doors to my house to the room where the tents are in and allow the central heating and air to cool everything and ventilate,with my exhaust fans on out of the room, the hot humid air. Place them in a cooler room of the house one night and they turned colors and show me that they had actually been finished or trying to finish for a while
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