Newbie - Small flowering plant... is it ok? Dwarf? How's it look to you? Outdoor

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420betty

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hello friends...

first grow outside...picked it up like 1.5 months ago at a dispensary, put it in a pot in the yard and let it go... it started flowering within the 2nd or 3rd week. it's tiny, barely a foot tall. i would assume it's because i accidentally added some flowering nutes to it, whoops! it looks ok to me, but what do i know?

and how long do i let it grow? let me know if i need to add more photos and thank you to anyone who might reply...

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British Columbia's Finest

British Columbia's Finest

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If you wanted a bigger plant you would have had to kept it in direct sunlight for 18 hours a day or indoors under lights until your ready to move it outside to flower. Soil and nutrients and pot size also play a key role in plant size. You got about 2-3 weeks to go until harvest, and it looks like your plant could use just a little nitrogen, but only once. Do not feed it nutes the last 10 days before harvest.

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420betty

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Ok, excellent... thank you very much for replying. I will give it some nitrogen today...and then leave it be until harvest. How exciting!
 
British Columbia's Finest

British Columbia's Finest

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I only said it looks like, I did not say it is! Just judging by the grow cycle and the yellowing of the leaves that I see based on your pics. Depending on what's in your soil and the previous nutes you gave them I cannot recommend giving your plants nitrogen. However, if they did not get any nitrogen for some time now, if it was my grow I would give them one last shot of nitrogen along with the other flowering nutes in my next feeding, before flushing begins.

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British Columbia's Finest

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Maybe so, but I live in the mountains and the sun goes down behind the mountains and comes up late as well. The sun is there, just not directly. If the plant is not getting direct light exposure, it may trigger flowering.

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*BUDS

*BUDS

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You got an autoflower there. didnt that one grow tiny. Next time try a mass planting, close together.
 
jkahndb0

jkahndb0

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it does look fairly cool, i like the leaf arrangement it has sort of a tail, like a peacock, its an auto flowering dwarf peacock... LOL
 
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