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I can't say for sure, but I wouldn't think it would stress em out at all. There have been hundreds of myths propagated during the dark ages of cannabis cultivation. I would suggest getting a timer if you can. In nature, the light cycle is always changing, slowly, but still changing. The way I see it, Plants evolved to use their dark period to "sleep"... I would think taking that away would likely cause more stress than they would ever grow through with a light cycle change.Yeah I was going to do 18/6 but i forgot all about getting a timer. I'll use a timer on the next grow I suppose, I read somewhere that once your plants get set on a light schedule you aren't suppose to change it because it'll stunt their growth or stress them out. What do you think?
That's a myth, however, you do want to be careful when transplanting to avoid transplant shock. You can transplant autos with little to zero shock, I do that by directly setting the plant (while still in it's 1 gallon fabric pot) into a 5 gallon pot after the roots have filled most of the smaller pot.O dang that's a lotta roots. I read somewhere to start autoflowers in the final pot to avoid transplanting
However, that doesn't mean people haven't messed up their auto when transplanting, but I don't believe the failure was 100% due to the plant being autoflower and being transplanted.