Help please.. Major Prob... 6 Weeks flower...

My fucking landlord is bringing an appraiser to the house during my lights on time so I had to rip down the entire grow room!!! I broke two bud sites trying to put a cardboard box over my plant!! Will it be OK? I also have to turn the light off at least 6 hrs earlier than norm... Will that affect my plant? Its a tall sativa with 4-5 weeks left of flowering... Please help!!! Time is a Factor!!!

I can't say for certain about the lights, but I believe you'll be ok. Is the bud site completely broken off, or still hanging on? If it's still hanging on, then tape it or tie it back together. Get some Febreeze!

It's gonna be hard on it and may set it back or turn it hermie....you dont have a friend that could baby sit it for a day?

your plant may turn hermie as Microracer87 said and yes it will slow down your flowering process(or momentarily pause it) and form a few seeds.....just make sure you put it back to exact timing schedule but keep asking around bro and goodluck

I have yet to read of someone's plant transitioning because of an extra dark period. Light entering the room during its dark period, yes, but not the opposite. Although, based upon my personal experience, I think that this plant just loves sexual reproduction so much that almost anything will "make" it go hermie.

if you could rig up a small light even just one 13 watt cfl under the box that would keep you light cycle right wont do miuch other then keep the plant on the right cycle

well in your lease im pretty sure that they are allowed to look every where but not dig threw your boxes so u should be fine dry those buds that broke and enjoy the test batch

Can't say anything about the lease, I've seen leases that are straight illegal and conflict with state and federal law (which voids them). But, I see no reason for an appraiser to want to see inside every corner of every closet. They have a job to do and, while they need to be thorough, they want to get it done as quickly as possible. They are not as thorough as a home inspector, shouldn't be worrying too much about getting under the house and into every nook and cranny. But, if the place is going on the market then you should know that once there's a buyer they'll likely want a full inspection. Just for a heads up.