Look pretty far along for this early in the year. I doubt they will reveg. Problem is even if they do the yields and plants growth gets all fucked up anyway.
Way to give messed up advise, nice going
OP if you want advise of people who can help you listen to someone other then him ^^ Have had MANY different strains go full bloom when planted even in June if the lights are syned up and lights on time shortened. Put them out now and I guarantee then will switch and fuck up your yields BIG time. Clearly guys like the other poster really dont give a shit out you or I, that or they just havent a clue
Post count has NOTHING to do with experience. Apparently you think that spending all day posting a few hundred of times makes you some sort of expert.yep, i'm clueless. says the guy with 10 posts.
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Seeing what kind of terrible advise you are giving to some guy I was actually trying to help pretty much sums up your expertise. 
guess you didn't bother to watch the video.Post count has NOTHING to do with experience. Apparently you think that spending all day posting a few hundred of times makes you some sort of expert.
Yet you give out novice advise to poor unsuspecting newbies like himguess you didn't bother to watch the video.
i know what i'm talking about or i wouldn't say it. i have 3 years worth of outdoor grow journals here. bother to read one of them.
Hell maybe he should put them out in feb and hope for the best Maybe you have been down right "lucky" and havent had problems with plants going to early bloom but common sense and even a little research contradicts your poor advise. Funny thing is the very first time I ever did an outdoor run I just tossed them out and the did great. Then 3 years in a row after that one I had them all go early bloom, then some would reveg and produce 1/2 of what they could have. Half of it was just shit that had to be tossed due to the revegging/blooming it went through. Put them out early june then late june on the last two years it did this and the same shit happened. Going from lots of bright lights indoor with long days to much much shorter days outdoors will give you all kinds of problems with most varieties. A revegged/flowered plant just isnt very good 99% of the time. LOTS of other people with same experience. Sometimes suggesting a happy medium is better yes ?
