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Early flowering plants
Has anyone some experience with early flowering plants?
I have two Sensi Skunk#1 that i put out into my garden late March, just to test if they will survive in low temp conditions.
Will they go back into vegetative stage or continue flowering?
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I grew some Fast Buds fast flowering Orange Sherbet with a flowering time of seven weeks last year. I used my normal grow and feeding routine but me thinks seven weeks is kind of deceptive. Whatever flower time is I add two weeks at the end for trichomes to develop on every plant I grow. You’re still going to be watching and waiting on trichomes.
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OK, I notice after posting that you’re an outdoor grower. My advice is based on indoor tent grows. Nevertheless, I just watch the plants and never pay much attention to breeders flower time so it’s the same principle.
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No worries Stan 🙂
I do both, indoor and outdoor. These ones i put out early in order to see if they withstand low temperatures and are fit to go out on a field. As in March the light cycle is still below or around 12 hrs, they started to go into flowering. They already served their purpose, but i want to keep them anyway and was lookinj for some input from folks who had the same with their plants.
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They will revert to vegetative growth. Painfully slow but you have a long season ahead. Expect a very bushy plant that will need trimming after you start seeing 5 bladed leaves.
Good Luck!
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They’re now reverting, painfully slow, as you predicted. The buds have not grown anymore.
Still no new 5 fingered leaves, but they look healthy. Thanks for the input Bhang Dog.
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I just noticed the same on one of my 3 outside. The other 2 are fine. I’m interested to see if she’ll reveg. If I had the room I’d move her into the flower tent and just let her finish.
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When did you put them outside? Are they all of the same strain?
I guess she’ll go back into veg and still become a big one. She sure has a good start already and looks healthy.
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Put them out a few weeks ago. There is a shade cloth in the greenhouse so maybe that’s what’s doing it. The other 2 are fine but they are different strains than this one. If I had room in the flower tent I’d bring her in.
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Interessting, i thought you put them out earlier.
Usually, if you reside in the northern hemisphere, you should be fine when you put them out just after Easter WE, even if it’s a early Easter.
I never had any go into early flower, following that rule.
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