Turning back clocks during flowering?

[Helmut79]

We turned back clocks 3 days ago. Does it disturb the flowering schedule?

Lights are still switching on/off at 12am/12pm (same clock), but clocks were turned back 1 hour, so could this disturb plants biological clock?

1) Should I keep it on 12am/12pm
2) or should I change it to 1am/1pm?

 

[Lordhooha]

We turned back clocks 3 days ago. Does it disturb the flowering schedule?

Lights are still switching on/off at 12am/12pm (same clock), but clocks were turned back 1 hour, so could this disturb plants biological clock?

1) Should I keep it on 12am/12pm
2) or should I change it to 1am/1pm?

You'll be fine

 

[Flash63]

As far as I know clocks go back this weekend...November 6...unless you change the timers in the flower/veg room,your light will be on one hour earlier ...some timers have a function that automatically compensates for the time change...personally I just leave everything alone and water one hour earlier...

 

[thebonzaseedbank]

Wow, totally forgot about it. Thanks for the heads up!

 

[Helmut79]

Are you sure it will be fine? What others think?

 

[bertaluchi]

I like to leave my timer the same during time changes, then I adjust the timer at the end of the cycle. Plants don't have daylight savings so I keep the cycle exactly the same. If you are in veg you can probably switch it with no problem but I am in flower in multiple tents so I will keep everything constant until the end of the cycle.

 

[Helmut79]

Sounds reasonable to me. This way it would be 100% sure that plants won't get distrubed by the changing light cycle imo.

Although I've been on changed light cycle for 3 days already.

I guess it's not too late to adjust timers for the plants to get back their old cycle?

 

[tusseltussel]

NO reason to change timers back but if you wanted to it wouldn't make a difference 1 hr 1 time no problem. grow some dank and hide the stank everything will be fine