Mephisto Genetics 3 Bears left in the dark!

[donka]

Hey guys,

I've got a tent full of 3BOG's at day 70-ish. The 600w hps that they have been sat under failed just over 2 days ago without me realising and they have been left in the dark all that time. They had 70 days of constant 24hr light and then total dark for at least 48hrs.
Anybody experienced similar ? What's the worst that can happen ? or am i worrying too much ?
Any feedback's appreciated.
cheers

 

[STILLSMOKIN]

It probably enjoyed the break! Turn the lights back to normal schedule. Watch for hermie but i doubt it will hurt just 2 days

 

[donka]

It probably enjoyed the break! Turn the lights back to normal schedule. Watch for hermie but i doubt it will hurt just 2 days

Thanks for that STILLSMOKIN. Reassuring to know it's not all doom & gloom.
I think I'll have to keep an extra vigilant eye on the mould risk. They were just fed before the lamp failed so they've been in a cool damp environment, and these 3BOG buds are very fat, especially for such a little plant.

 

[Mizzo81]

Should be fine especially at day 70. Looking forward to some pics I have a 3BOG at day 28. Slow starter compared to cosmic queen and Stilton.

 

[BII]

It's much like a very cloudy 2 days. Or some strains can survive being covered by snow blocking all light. They will recover and continue on likely without any signs of stress.

The plants may even 'make up' for the lost time or catch-up with slightly more intensive growth. Or if you presume autoflowering strains have a genetic preset end/death-date (which seems to be the case here), then this time is just lost, you get to harvest with ~2 days less light exposure and related growth.

 

[BillTheBong]

Should be fine especially at day 70. Looking forward to some pics I have a 3BOG at day 28. Slow starter compared to cosmic queen and Stilton.

I'm finding this too, I started a Mephisto mystery seed alongside a week later and she's huge in comparison. My 3bog just doesn't seem to have any interest in spreading out at all so far.