Why no buds yet?
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sniperx999
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This may help. Should be self explanatory...
http://www.sunrisesunset.com/usa/Ohio.asp
http://www.sunrisesunset.com/usa/Ohio.asp
SimplySmoked
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Well Jloi this is the outdoor section of the forum.. BUT back to topic, I'm east of ohio, and I have no buds or pre-flower. I can see the bud sites developing though. Some strains take a little longer than others preparing for flower, so your doing fine, and in no time you'll happy to report signs of flower. Another thing to consider is if they're using containers. Plants behave differently when potted, especially when over watered..
JJ05
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They are outdoors, in the ground. My biggest one is taller than me! -=)
JJ05
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Thanks man! i thought indica flowered faster lol
southsacboy916
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they dont take as long once they've started to flower but they dont necessarily start any earlier. it differs from strain to strain but everything should be in flower halfway through august.
veggiegardener
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Actually indicas are less sensitive to reduced day length than sativas, but once an indica starts, it will finish. I've had some success with revegging indicas, but it is FAR more difficult than with sativas. Usually, trying reveg indicas just leads to overripe buds.
brandon beri
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indica is usually faster to finish compared to sativas but like dude said they should be starting to swing now and should finish around the first or second week of october. And that could vary, u have to use your best judgment at that time. Look for the pistols on tops to be cloudy. Invest in a good magnified eye piece
brandon beri
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Thats a sick Tattoo southsacboy
the russian man
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f2nd week of flowering here im in florida unfortunately its bag seed
poserstoner
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cut back on the nitrogen and hit em hard with p + k.......you should see some of the growth stop and preflowers in a couple days........super phosphate 0-45-0....potassium sulfate 0-0-50....1/4 cup mixed into the soil....bulk nutes at any garden store...usually around 1.50 a pound
southsacboy916
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good lookin bro... if u ask jack47 tho its hella gay lol. im actually due for some new shit i havent got no new work in like 2 years, not quite sure wat i want yet. ru from sac?
sso
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veggiegardener.
indicas reveg rather easily. the fastest method (by far, seen new reveggrowth in days.)
cut all the buds you want off the plant, leave the lowest buds, those closest to the center, need only keep one, but best to keep several.
you should cut about 3/4 off the top, try to leave some leaves, the more leaves the better.
here is the trick that speeds things up,
roottrim the plant, have the rootball slightly larger than the green. (accounting for soil) just slice it like bread with a big sharp knife,so, to recap, if you cut 75% off the top, the you should cut 70% off the bottom (circa) (you can actually cut more off the plant, as long as you roottrim the bottom equally, but, its easier to make a mistake going smaller,by taking 75% off the top, at most, usually results in a 99% survival, but would drop down to 75% if you cut more off than the 75%)
transplant into whatever container fits (with some new soil added)
without roottrimming, the revegging process will take up to 3 times longer, at least, sometimes much more.
if you reveg without roottrimming, you need to be careful with your waterings and need to feed it some N and micronutes (unnecessary with a transplant)
as the rootball would be much larger than the top and be oversaturated constantly, unless you fed it real, sparingly.
the plant needs to be put into 24 hour light, blue light is better, but hps does the job fine, mh would see new growth, perhaps 2-3 days sooner though.
stronger light is preferable to weaker.
im around if ya have any questions.
indicas reveg rather easily. the fastest method (by far, seen new reveggrowth in days.)
cut all the buds you want off the plant, leave the lowest buds, those closest to the center, need only keep one, but best to keep several.
you should cut about 3/4 off the top, try to leave some leaves, the more leaves the better.
here is the trick that speeds things up,
roottrim the plant, have the rootball slightly larger than the green. (accounting for soil) just slice it like bread with a big sharp knife,so, to recap, if you cut 75% off the top, the you should cut 70% off the bottom (circa) (you can actually cut more off the plant, as long as you roottrim the bottom equally, but, its easier to make a mistake going smaller,by taking 75% off the top, at most, usually results in a 99% survival, but would drop down to 75% if you cut more off than the 75%)
transplant into whatever container fits (with some new soil added)
without roottrimming, the revegging process will take up to 3 times longer, at least, sometimes much more.
if you reveg without roottrimming, you need to be careful with your waterings and need to feed it some N and micronutes (unnecessary with a transplant)
as the rootball would be much larger than the top and be oversaturated constantly, unless you fed it real, sparingly.
the plant needs to be put into 24 hour light, blue light is better, but hps does the job fine, mh would see new growth, perhaps 2-3 days sooner though.
stronger light is preferable to weaker.
im around if ya have any questions.
brandon beri
New Member
Na bro i love cali though. Mad love for the west coast. Ya i'm bout to get some new ink myself.