Help - I need to chop but have a dilemma

[angelass]

Their not quite ready! I’m running a perpetual - 1x tiered prop/veg room and 2x flower rooms. Timing is critical to average 11-12 harvests yearly. I’ve managed it well for over 2 years BUT got myself jammed up now. Here’s the gig…

• My veg room is overgrown. The next round of plants must be moved to flower now or I’ll not have enough space for their proper maturation (I know the strain).
• But my flower room is not quite ready to chop and it’s filled to the brim. Colas are very near ready, but the lower parts of each plant need another 4 days or so.

I’m thinking of moving the near ready-to-chop plants to my 65 degree work room (household lights & no lighting schedule), harvesting colas soon after and leaving the remaining buds a few more days to HOPEFULLY ripen more.

• Will the remaining buds ripen more with a tad more time but without proper lighting??
• How long until the plants reveg?
• Are there any other considerations or negative consequences to this plan?

Suggestions PLEASE on how to handle this dilemma. THANKS.

 

[TorturedSoul]

Trim your growth phase plants if necessary to give flowering plants time to finish.

 

[Weaselcracker]

Exactly. Just trim them smaller, or train and bend them smaller- or just get rid of a plant or two. You end up with the same size canopy in flowering, so no difference there, and why ruin a harvest by chopping early?