outdoor plants not flowering?!!?

Hidden Agenda

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• Sep 8, 2009

• #41

I am kind of wondering if the way i nuted these plants contributed to late flowering. I know there is some truth to the fact that if you keep pumping them full of N during the transition between veg and flower, you can delay the onset of flowering a bit. They're getting blasted with ph now, so we'll see what happens.

 

Hidden Agenda

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• Sep 9, 2009

• #42

We just got a couple inches of rain. The girls are loving it, and it should have drawn some of that guano into the soil. Some of them are taller than me now. That's when i start getting excited


I'm really looking forward to next year now. Going to stock up on some autoflowering strains for early in the year, along with some better genetics for my latitude.


Either way, the weather has gotten better, but there's still at least 7 weeks left.

 

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colquhoj

Member

• Sep 13, 2009

• #43

I have Northern Lights out there, most of them huge monsters and over 11 feet tall however NO BUDS YET!!!! There are some pre flowers but this is all fucked man.... I'm in Northern Ontario and I know the frost is coming soon :-S

 

Mr.Therapy Man

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• Sep 13, 2009

• #44

I live in Tennesse and these were taken one week ago on the 7th,Im going back tonight.I will post pics tonight to see any change.Most of these are opium and trainwreck.Ive been going to puy two of my mothers to flower but I waited too late

 

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Hidden Agenda

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• Sep 16, 2009

• #45

Those are way further along than mine are. Next year I'm going to put out something that flowers earlier. some of the ones i have outside needed super short light cycles... sigh.


It's depressing to see them growing well over 6ft tall and looking super bushy, knowing they will possibly never get to produce what they're capable of before they freeze.

 

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colquhoj

Member

• Sep 17, 2009

• #46

It's depressing to see them growing well over 6ft tall and looking super bushy, knowing they will possibly never get to produce what they're capable of before they freeze.

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Try having 25 Northern Lights bushy and close to 12 feet tall that will possibly never get to produce what they're capable of before they freeze

 

fried at 420

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• Sep 17, 2009

• #47

to get mine kickstarted i brought them in for 18hours in a compelty dark compact closet [they were only 12 inches tall so they all fit]
then over a course of 3 days of doing this they all flowered i had 4 fems 3 got sabotaged by cops 1 i have is 18 inches and has maybe a little more than an eighth on it

 

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colquhoj

Member

• Sep 18, 2009

• #48

There is a frost expected one week from now where I am ... so looks like my whole crop is going to waste.. and prob could of been a couple of kg if this hadn't of happened... maybe northern lights is not good for around here

 

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LiFeOuT

Member

• Sep 18, 2009

• #49

Gettin lucky in Kentucky Showing 2in thick colas i can push maybe for 6 more weeks before light frost

 

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LiFeOuT

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• Sep 18, 2009

• #50

but this season was very weird the summer seemed much cooler may be just 1 or two days near 95 as high, i was showing gender frist of june planting from seed derby day, keeping the same sched year after year and same strain and location last year i cut nov 3 weird? every thing seems early this year

 

infidel420

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• Sep 18, 2009

• #51

got any pics hidden agenda??

 

Hidden Agenda

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• Oct 28, 2009

• #52

I'm still a couple weeks out!

This sucks, but there is no frost in the forecast for the next 10 days.

 

Hidden Agenda

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• Dec 2, 2009

• #53

I have a plant that's still not finished, but i have to pull it tonight

Yes, it's december 1st, and yes, im around the border of indiana/ohio/michigan.


This plant made it through a lot of shit! It's been rather temperate for the time of the year but we've been below freezing many time. this plant is the only thing that is still green in the area around it.

Not even very good buds, but enough to get me through until my new stuff is done