Should i start flowering?

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dudeinshoes

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hey, this is doris she is 3.5 weeks old, was thinking of starting flowering when she turns a month old? she's super silver haze. i am restricted to the height of the cupboard so i dont want her rocketing up to the top when she flowers, any advice? i.e. how would she do if i were to flower at the end of this week? or should i wait?

noticed the new shoots down on the bottom few nodes, how would flowering on saturday affect these? should i let these grow a bit more before hand?

oh also i topped her two days ago...

any input appreciated! :)
 

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Stonefish

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dudeinshoes said:
hey, this is doris she is 3.5 weeks old, was thinking of starting flowering when she turns a month old? she's super silver haze. i am restricted to the height of the cupboard so i dont want her rocketing up to the top when she flowers, any advice? i.e. how would she do if i were to flower at the end of this week? or should i wait?

noticed the new shoots down on the bottom few nodes, how would flowering on saturday affect these? should i let these grow a bit more before hand?

oh also i topped her two days ago...

any input appreciated! :)
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Looking really good - however IMO I would wait two weeks as you want to let a topped plant have time to recover and start new growth before putting into flower.
 
pwizzle

pwizzle

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Stonefish is right. Don't start flowering until your tops fully recover.
Plant is lookin good :)
 
stickey

stickey

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its probably best to wait for a week r a bit more to recover from topping, looks nice anyway.
 
scwascwa

scwascwa

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toppin is a big plus u will get 2 -4 new tops meaning u will have 2-4 main colas :) which are the biggest ones... i really hope size is not an issue for u as to wat ever size ur plant is when u start flowering she will grow double even tripple the size... i underestimated my girl and she actually grew 3 times her size and then some it was crazy but yes do wait at least 2 weeks after topping :) looks good and healthy congrats
 
Brick Top

Brick Top

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Read Uncle Ben’s sticky on topping in the advanced techniques or cultivation or whatever forum and do just like your uncle tells you to and you will be happy.
 
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dudeinshoes

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Brick Top said:
Read Uncle Ben’s sticky on topping in the advanced techniques or cultivation or whatever forum and do just like your uncle tells you to and you will be happy.
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yeah i read quite a few guides before hand, just a little nervous chopping my first plant lol - but i think Doris is gonna be fine. just hope she doesnt rocket to the top of the cupboard...
 
Chadwhick

Chadwhick

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When you begin flowering it shouldn't grow more than a couple more inches from the looks of it so waiting a week is prob your best option. Looking good though keep us updated
 
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