Flowering in June?
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91GT347
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Hmmm. Well that's interesting. I had 6 and they were all female too. I'm on the East Coast as well. Obviously this has happened to quite a few people. Has anyone here had any that did this, that have finished ? I just don't want them to get 3 weeks from being done, then stop. I guess my question is, will they fully ripen, or are they going to go back into veg a month before Fall ?
johnp410
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Here it is.
not in ky, it is not on june 15 that's not normal at all here..ky
Buzzard Beek
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I the world of horticulture when a plant starts flowering earlier then it should be it is usually because of temperature real warm temps followed by low temps then hot again, it's something known as bolting.
kmog33
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It also could be the plants were just out out too early and will start their reveg in the next couple weeks.
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Will they revert back to normal?
mwooten102
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Buzzard Beek
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They could reveg as kmog33 said
ForeverGreen42
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Im having the same issue. Some of mine, the ones that are in between sets of trees in particular are starting to show pre flowers. Weird, I've never had it happen before, but also up in the hills now where as I use to be in the plains
CA MTN MAN
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Yup I'm having a few that are showing signs which is kinda wierd for me also ...
Backyard dirt
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Yeah, but how would making plants flower early eradicate cannabis?
CallinCarRamRod
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Throw a canvas over them at 12-12 and finish them off. If they reveg you will have so many budsites, it becomes like a spiderweb. Lots of pruning.
CA MTN MAN
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I don't think any plant will be revegging at this point I the season... Days are only getting shorter from here. At least I hope
I live near SF & it's almost July. My plant grew 6' in about 3 months & stopped growing & has been budding almost a month. Don't know if I should keep giving it veg nutes n hope for it to snap out, or give it budding nutes & finish early. Leaning towards the early harvest haha.
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ForeverGreen42
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I'm out in Co. & most of my stuffs starting to bloom to. Some of my earlier strains are right about on track with yours. Crazy they are blooming this early though. Even mine that are still vegging seem like they're starting to stretch. I can smell it all throughout the mountains to so I know a lot of people in my area have stuff starting to flower to. It's weird doing it this early. I thought that maybe it was just cus I'm in the hills and the lights get cut off early, but after talking to a couple buddies out here I think it's unusual.. Wonder why it's starting so early this year..? I guess that will provide some nice dense buds though.. Like light depping without the tarp lol. Kind of sucks though because my plants didn't fill out the containers like they should have. Oh well, that soils paid for next year anyways. Next year I'm gonna start vegging in December and have them in 30-45 gallon smart pots before they ever go in their big containers in case that happens again. That way I'll be gaurnteed 5 pounders, even if it's an early season. Still seems crazy weird to me
TheDabWiz
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It's cause you went from inside too outside n the light cycle was longer indoors n shorter outdoors. Happens with more sensitive strains. It's not the government or any idiotic things like that. When you take photo plants from 18/6 cycle n put them outdoors in April-May the light is way different. More like 14-10 cycle till the longest day of the year n then decreases too put normal plants into flower. Next time veg your plants indoors on like 17/7 or better yet 16/8 cycle n you won't have that problem next time cause the cycle will be closer too what's going on outdoors.
Now the veg/blooming at the same time is just preflower. Forabout 2 weeks they will start getting pistils n bud sites but still continue too stretch n grow. Look up the life cycle of a cannabis plant n do some research n you will understand absolutely everything that your asking about in a lot less time.
Now the veg/blooming at the same time is just preflower. Forabout 2 weeks they will start getting pistils n bud sites but still continue too stretch n grow. Look up the life cycle of a cannabis plant n do some research n you will understand absolutely everything that your asking about in a lot less time.
Appalachianhills
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Only problem I've had with early flower is the humidity in August. I learned this the hard way doing a light dep. All the early ones experienced bud rot everything else (all clones off light dep plants) finished in October with minimal rot
ForeverGreen42
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My seedlings were on 16/8 outdoors in a greenhouse til June 1st. They shouldn't have started flowering, and most didn't start stretching til two weeks ago. If the light cycle would have done it, they would have started pretty much as soon as I put them out, right? I have friends who have been growing in my location for 15 years who have never had this happen. Of course it's not the government or anything like that, they can't control the weather/light cycle, but I feel either their is just an extremely short season where I'm at or something weird with the weather happened this year. Some of our seedlings didn't get put out til June 15 and their still doing the same thing. I've been growing for 6 years and 2 seasons outdoors.. First time I've had that happen before this early.