Lights stayed on too long!

[EvrythgIsAwsm]

hey Folks -

I'm a long-time lurker and fist time poster!

Our normal 'day' for our flower room is from 5:00 PM -> 5:00 AM.

Last night, the lights in our flower room were supposed to go off at 5:00 AM. One of the timers failed. as a result, two lights out of five stayed on for an extra five hours. The room had 17 hours of light instead of 12.

Is it recommended that we stay on the same schedule and have the lights go back on at 5:00 PM? Or, should we push the start of the next light cycle back five hours and start them up at 10:00 PM?

Thanks in advance for any assistance!

 

[rillos]

I would keep the same light cycle as before.

 

[Ficese]

Hello, you can don't make changes in my opinion.

 

[Emilya Green]

yep, just continue on as you were... tell the plants that it was a world wide anomaly, like a comet. They will believe that one... and then they will continue on as if this were nothing. A one day mistake like this should not cause trouble, it is those light leaks that happen EVERY night, or that funny red power indication light on all the time in the grow area, or other persistent annoyances for the plants that cause problems.