early budding plants

Rmaclaren

Rmaclaren

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i have afew plants that have been outside in natural light only for almost 2 months now and a few of them are starting to show signs of flower. Should I let them flower and eventually start feeding bloom nutes and harvest around September? Or should I plan on them revegging? I am not going to be doing any form of light deprivation.
 
If they're going into flower without being stressed I doubt they'll reveg. Just to be clear, you said they're under natural light, you haven't changed any other growing conditions?
 
CanadianJim said:
If they're going into flower without being stressed I doubt they'll reveg. Just to be clear, you said they're under natural light, you haven't changed any other growing conditions?
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Yeah nothing has changed but the pot they are in and I did that about a month ago, the only time they had to deal with a light cycle change was when I got them may 16th. Flowering started maybe a week ago
 
CanadianJim said:
Ahh. So 8 to 10 weeks flowering usually, right? If they're really going into flower than yeah, September harvest. Herb & Suds, early preflower, or early flower? And do you think they'd be rootbound in 20 gallon pots?
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I wouldn’t be surprised if it was root bound, this plant in particular has been developing roots very fast. I don’t have the money for a 30 or 40 gallon and more soil so it looks like I’m gunna work with what I got
 
Rmaclaren said:
i have afew plants that have been outside in natural light only for almost 2 months now and a few of them are starting to show signs of flower. Should I let them flower and eventually start feeding bloom nutes and harvest around September? Or should I plan on them revegging? I am not going to be doing any form of light deprivation.
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If they're outside you don't have a choice when they flower or reveg. What part of the world do you live in photoperiod plants shouldn't be flowering this time of year.
 
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