Flowering?

Crazydiamondsolo

Crazydiamondsolo

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Hey everybody! So I was noticing that it looks like one of my plants (my Purple Voodoo) is already flowering. This is my first grow so maybe I am wrong. Should it be flowering already? I know I want to switch to a fertilizer with higher phosphorous during flowering but I also want to keep it with the one I got now to get it as big as I can before switching. It's only about a foot or so right now. Check out the pics and tell me what ya think. Thanks!:peace:
 

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Gippy666

Gippy666

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Is it getting heat stressed by any chance,see the way the leaves in the 3rd picture are curling up,
this can happen from heat stress,and can cause new growth to become clumped up as the leaves
in the new growth spiral also,had a similar thing happen to a plant not so long ago,i was away for a day or two and it grew rapidly and got too close to the light!
 
BOOM WHOMP

BOOM WHOMP

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seems to be a cluster of pollen sacks bro. Ether that or she turning hermie on ya. depends where you live, i am beggining to flowering and i live in the south,
 
Crazydiamondsolo

Crazydiamondsolo

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If you look closely at some of the pictures you can see little white pistils, don't only the females get those? Perhaps it's gone hermi on me. It's only one of my plants though so its not too bad, ill just move it to another location. Does it look like its developed enough to have pollinated my other plants?
 
Crazydiamondsolo

Crazydiamondsolo

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*UPDATE*
Plant turned out fine in the end. Wasn't a male or hermie and No seeds. I think what happened was that when I was trying to harden them off, I didnt do it properly and accidentally put the plants into flower. I would take the plants out of my trunk and put them outside while my mom was at work and then put them back before she got home. Without realizing it, or knowing any better, I was basically giving them 12+ hours of darkness. The pictures from above were probably taken when it was reverting back into veg.
 
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