Can lack of shade delay flowering?

JJ05

JJ05

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Can this prolong flowering? Just wondering because mine are in the sun all day with little to no shade and i'm still waiting for flowering to begin.
 
symbiote420

symbiote420

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As a matter of fact shading is what will prolong your flower time long as she is getting an undisturbed night cycle, most plants should start forming buds the middle of this month to September. What strain is it?
 
JJ05

JJ05

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symbiote420 said:
As a matter of fact shading is what will prolong your flower time long as she is getting an undisturbed night cycle, most plants should start forming buds the middle of this month to September. What strain is it?
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I have NL and WR 3 females. Been showing sex for about 3 weeks now. Their just getting sooo damn tall! lol
 
symbiote420

symbiote420

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Their budding now if they have pistils and are stretching, both of those strains should finish NO later than the first week of October if up here in the north like me.
 
obijohn

obijohn

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Even in the shade there is plenty of light to count as daylight, as least as far as the flowering cycle is concerned, but they won't grow as big
 
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