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I swear it was showing girl till it went full flower. I also see some dark almost black spots in the flower near the top of pic 2.

That is not what I wanted to hear

So I took a look at my outdoor plants today and thought I was happy with what I saw until this. 2 problems, same plant, maybe it's not a problem, I need input. We have also been having colder nights, around 10°c, maybe 8, and it's been damp.

I soak the paper towel and then squeeze it out, I also just throw the bag in a dark place, not really adding any heat, somewhere in the 20°c range. If that doesn't work after a couple days, try the cup of water, no more then 2 days in the water, if that doesn't work toss em. I'll show you my...

Even though this seems like a slight hijack, I'll answer still. Depends who you ask. Some growers say that 18/6 is more natural, and the plant needs some downtime. Some say that 24/0 just helps increase growth, and that your girls don't need down time they need to be making money. I'm...

What he said. There are plenty of people out there that say you can take a cutting from a flowering plant and root it. It goes back to veg, but goes all gnarly, and grows like a 100 shoots. It's the same thing technically as to sending a flowering plant back to veg, but you do risk stress...

Yes definitely, immediately grab some supplies, place a Scrog net just over the top and get ready for work. You have so many tops that I think trying to tie all that would be a nightmare. It will grow a bit and hopefully right into your net. If you don't know what a Scrog is, learn, and watch...

Ya I'm guessing he dried, or trimmed in the shed. It had a ton of fan leaves all over and trim, he was definitely messy. Especially if i found 11 seeds without trying, and that's on top of the 6 plants I had sprout up in the middle of my backyard after the ground thawed and the snow was gone.

So I know this isn't the best setup, and not the best way to go about it, but, I do have plans, things just happened, and things came up that through the plans off. I found some seeds in some floor boards left over from the old tenant. I figured "hey what the heck, let's try...

I know my girls are early in flower, but at this rate I'm looking at mid October for harvest hopefully. I'm in Southern Ontario and we have already been getting cold nights and they say September could be freezing and snow. Do I have any options, or can someone ease my worries that is in my area

I also took the rest of the seeds, and dropped them in water. It can't hurt, they were in paper towel for 4 days I think, and if they didn't pop yet, I doubt they will now. It doesn't take any time though to drop them in water and exhaust every option.

So I found some time a little bit ago to get my one germinated seed into some medium. I lightly watered the hole, and when I went to grab the little root out of the paper towel, it was like 2.5 inches long, and had some leaves, lol. I stuck it in the medium, and left the top out because...

I'm gonna grow inside now. I have a 4 bulb 4' t5 ho to veg, and a 400w hps to go to flower. I just haven't gotten the room setup.

No, those are the plants the popped up in the middle of my lawn after the snow went away. I transplanted them into the garden I started. The cops took everything from the old tenant except there was tons of trim all over the house and shed, hence how I've been finding seeds everywhere, lol.

There 4' and 5' tall right now. My tomatoes aren't blocking them almost anymore and I've had to LST them over, if I didn't they might be 6' tall.

Well, when the cops raided the previous home owner, they dumped all his soil outside in snow banks. When the snow melted, and the ground unfroze, there were 6 plants growing in the middle of my yard.

I have one with a 1.5" tap root, and I do have a 3gal pot and some medium I used for my outdoor stuff. I just don't have any lights setup yet. I found these seeds in some floor boards that the old tenant of the house left around. I wasn't assuming anything.

I would say go buy it all yourself, run it all yourself. Then have him hook it up. It will be cheaper and you'll have a sense of accomplishment.

How long can I leave seeds in paper towel for if they have germinated? Just wasn't expecting them, and now I'm not exactly ready for them

Oh I feel the same way, I'm a Scrog-a-holic, I think give the plants time and get a good yield out of them. Your putting in the effort, just let the plants live a bit and then take it for the reward. There are however, some people who like the short grows, quick turnovers, small plants. I...