Wait til the growth looks normal again, then put her back in flower.

shdowlkr said:

Wait til the growth looks normal again, then put her back in flower.

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I agree.. I accidentally put all my plants into bloom when I needed to keep one back as a mother.. It was 2 weeks down the line when I realised my mistake.. I pulled one of the healthiest looking girls out the room and put her back to veg.. I made clones from her quite quickly (couple weeks or so after going back in to veg).. I had the twisting leaves and all that.. It took a while (around 20-30 days) to resume absolute normal vegetative growth, and I spent a lot of time removing all the disabled leaf matter until all that remained were perfect new shoots and growth.. After around 40-45 days they were fit enough to rejoin the bloom room where they are now and they are doing very well.. In fact, I have only a single 1st time bloomer in my bloom room and she suffers from spider mites, while the ones that had been in bloom earlier seem to show better resistance although lack of control will certainly allow the barstools to take over.. Good luck, and try not to make any decisions that will compromise your harvest.. these mistakes do take longer than usual to correct, but patients is a must

ok thanks for the info. so do you think him switching the tent to 12 and 12 now is bad? should he keep it at what it was at tell they all start to look normal? right now he switched it back to 12 and 12 bc he just tossed in a few more.

Could cause lightstress and hermies by changing the lighting so quickly.

I've just realised I left my bloom lights on longer than I should.. I over rided the timer 15min earlier as I needed to do my watering before going for a meeting that I could not be late for and didn't know when it was going to end.. I've woke up this morning with the plants sending my psychic messages telling me they wanna go sleep.. ughhh, i'm not impressed with myself, I think 24hrs of darkenss is on the agenda