Is this enough to break the dark cycle

[wl300]

So here’s the deal basically probably messed up the hardening off process and now my clones and seeds are starting to preflower next week will probably start some buds which I don’t want here is a photo of my plants lined up is this enough light to interrupt the dark period here and there after sun down?

 

[Deadstill]

Maybe, maybe not. I've found the problem with competing with the sun is the sun almost always wins. I've seen plants indoors under 18-6 start flowering because a window was left uncovered and the sun's light was obviously much stronger and in the end made the plants flower because it was mid-winter. In your case, that might work, depending on how much daylight you're getting each day..

I'm more curious to know why they started flowering in the first place - can you give us a little more information such as strain, soil type, water/feeding schedule, did you just move these outside from indoors? What's their story?

 

[N1ghtL1ght]

and now my clones and seeds are starting to preflower next week will probably start some buds

preflowers don't mean they are going to flower.
it means they are mature and could be flipped, but that requires uninterupted darkness for 12-10h for several consecutive days

 

[wl300]

It’s because I fucked up hardening off is why the flowered like I said I just wanna know if it’s enough to disrupt the dark period

 

[Aqua Man]

It’s because I fucked up hardening off is why the flowered like I said I just wanna know if it’s enough to disrupt the dark period

Hiw did you fuck up hardening them off is the question? What exactly do you think you fucked up?

This will help determine the right answer.

If you asking about the brightness in the photo while i cannot say the intensity its more than adequate to prevent flowering and to cause revegging if you so desire that.

 

[Deadstill]

Hiw did you fuck up hardening them off is the question? What exactly do you think you fucked up?

This will help determine the right answer.

If you asking about the brightness in the photo while i cannot say the intensity its more than adequate to prevent flowering and to cause revegging if you so desire that.

I think he's asking about the rope light stretched across the plants - I didn't notice it at first, either.

 

[Aqua Man]

I think he's asking about the rope light stretched across the plants - I didn't notice it at first, either.

Oh lol thanks i didnt even see that… yeah that should do it

 

[mancorn]

Looks to me like the plants are outside. Even if they were in shade all day for weeks it’s not going to flip. There’s still a ton of light in shade.

 

[wl300]

Yea I’m not using them to grow just to interrupt the dark cycle outside

 

[wl300]

Here is the final look of the grow any recommendations would be helpful for next year

 

[wl300]

Where exactly would you put fans I have 2 box fans 2 small 8 inch fans and 1 16 inch wall fan