burned by lights..need some advices

[Ganja*man]

high!

i have a problem...im growing 2 snow whhite plants. at the moment they are in second flowering week. so,they were smaller than another plants,but thats ok[first time grower
]
so,one day i didnt saw that i put one plant too close to lights[cfl 2700k ] and SHE get burned i dont know what to do..

1) to keep them and see what will happen next.
and thope that there will be some smokable buds..

2) get clones,as many possible,and start again.

i dont want to fuck up those 2 flowering months with hope that maybe everything ll be allright. i made a mistakes,i know and also know that second time wont make the same mistakes i made this time

here some pics. -

this is the healthier mother plant,but it doesnt smell [got some burned leafs,but nothing horribe]



and this is the burned plant. i liked it so much.because it was growing faster than other,and smells nice




i thought that i can leave only one plant,but that will be waste of money,time..

and about clones-that burned plant doesnt looks so good. almost every branch is burned

[Sean_Daily420]

Are you sure its not a chemical burn or from a ph imbalence?

[BKKG]

Just because some of the leaves are burned is no reason to start thinking of scrapping the whole grow. You can trim the burned tips of leaves off using a sterile blade, but the burns in the centers of the leaves will have to be left alone. You might as well let it keep growing, just make sure that you keep an extra close eye on it to make sure it doesn't hermie (the stress from being burned makes that more likely).

Even if you wanted to clone it, I'd recommend waiting at least a week, because the added stress of the burn makes it less likely that any clones you cut will be able to root properly and survive.

[SmknVTEC]

First pic looks like the light burned it the other do look like chemical burn.