buds growing really slow

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greyson648

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started growing october 1st (mid spring for southern hemisphere) so it’s been about 5 and a half months and the buds are growing really slow and it’s grown outdoors throughout summer and now it’s the start of autumn any ideas why it’s so slow this is my first plant
 

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Looks pretty beat up and has a few fresh looking flowers on it so might be a bit yet or call it done and cut her down if the weather starts going sideways.

Any idea what the strain is? Sativas can take 14 or more weeks to finish flowering once actual flowering begins.

If no enlargement in a couple more weeks I'd do her in and call it a crop.

:peace:
 
OldMedUser said:
Looks pretty beat up and has a few fresh looking flowers on it so might be a bit yet or call it done and cut her down if the weather starts going sideways.

Any idea what the strain is? Sativas can take 14 or more weeks to finish flowering once actual flowering begins.

If no enlargement in a couple more weeks I'd do her in and call it a crop.

:peace:
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honestly no idea what strain but the leafs did look like a sativa, i got the seeds out of some shit street bud. thank you
 
How long have they been flowering? If its the start of fall it seems on track to me. Late summer early fall is when they usually start to flower . plants veg a long time outdoors Flowering is triggered by the shorter days of fall. You have some time to go imo
 
Looking at first pic, can’t tell if its a diff plant or same one but looks like some heavy defoliation was done? If so when did you do it? That may have contributed to any slow down your perceiving
 
bam0813 said:
I might get flak for that but im a believer in keeping as many fans as possible
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Especially outdoor where they all get sun at least part of the day and contribute to growth.

Lollipopping is fine but peeps that rip off all fans so their plants look like plucked chickens are way out of line.

:peace:
 
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