Nebulizer420
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I've had this plant outside for about amount and 9 days . Planted April 20th in florida. What's going on with the early flowering. And are the little nubs just a sign of sex
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ErieR33FER
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You started pretty early like me, but outdoor cas ofthat nice Florida climate.
Starting so early, the light cycle of the early months changing to the light cycle of summer could of made her pre flower
You should be all good I'm sure there's someone on here who could tell you how to force it back to veg, probably 24 hour light cycle but that may not be possible.
My girls are starting to pre flower as well should be all good by the end of the summer climate which is September for me up here in the north.
As for the nubs, dono the name for them but I'm sure someone does, they're normal.
Starting so early, the light cycle of the early months changing to the light cycle of summer could of made her pre flower
You should be all good I'm sure there's someone on here who could tell you how to force it back to veg, probably 24 hour light cycle but that may not be possible.
My girls are starting to pre flower as well should be all good by the end of the summer climate which is September for me up here in the north.
As for the nubs, dono the name for them but I'm sure someone does, they're normal.
ErieR33FER
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Er sorry the light cycle from indoorr could of been longer than it is outside making her think it's time toflower, misread that.
Which is the same situation I'm in.
Which is the same situation I'm in.
Queeny420
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Not enough sun. When it's dark the plant blooms, you can trigger early bloom. I always make sure mine gets at least 8 hours but really you need to be 12/12 (I live in California). You just need to put her somewhere where she can get more sunlight but now that she's starting to flower...you might just have a smaller plant than you wanted, she will still grow but not huge. Like Erie said there might be someone on here that can tell you how to put it back in Veg, I would assume more light but I don't know for sure.
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Nebulizer420
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The crazy thing is I have 8 plants and this is the only one doing it , it gets good sunlight. I can't really tell you how much hours but the spot is decent. The sun is setting in the first pic 
Nebulizer420
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Another pic of her
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Other pics
Queeny420
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Did you put all your other plants in the same spot around the same time as this one? How many hours of sunlight is she actually getting? Because it does matter (the longer it's in light, the longer the veg stage), and I see the pictures and the sun but it really comes down to how long they are in the sun for growth and for blooming reasons. She looks healthy to me but kind of small for her age but remember every plant reacts differently to the environment. Are they different strains? Or all the same? I really just think this is the case of the sun, if you want to put her back in veg she needs longer light (technically 24 hours), darkness is the only thing that can make a plant go into bloom unless of course you are giving it bloom nutes which i doubt you are doing.
Queeny420
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You are fine, she is healthy and doesn't look like she's in bloom yet, you are just seeing nodes that are starting to grow! This is a good sign.
Nebulizer420
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Yeah input them all outside around late April and they are different strains all feminized seeds I ordered. Haven't grown before but I expect atleast 3 pounds from a total of 8 plants all I want aha. But I guess I'll keep track of the sunlight. It rained today but it's been sunny lately for the most part. They stretched a little cause I started in my windowsill . But they took off for the most part I guess , I'm starting to give them nutrients tomorrow 
Queeny420
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I have a feeling that as soon as you start giving them nutes you aren't going to have any problems and they will start to shoot up. Feeding them will def help. It looks nice and sunny, make sure it stays like that, so check to see when the sun comes up there and when the sun goes down (pain in the ass I know). If you want big plants feed them every 2 days and let them get lots of sun. Make sure when it rains the sun isn't hitting the plants when they are still wet, this will cause the leafs to burn which is no good. And remember darkness = Blooming. Other than that your plant looks really good. Try to keep me up to date with your grow, I always l like to see peoples results over time. Happy growing! 
Nebulizer420
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Thank you for all the advice , I'll definitely keep this post updated . And yeah it is a pain to keep track of the sunlight I just let nature take care of them but I'm sure when I feed them they'll be a lot happier . They look good to me for just a little water and sun,
Nebulizer420
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Can I feed my plants this stuff?
Queeny420
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Yes I've heard of people using that, actually quite a few people seem to use that so you should be good.
Nebulizer420
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Awesome ! Just wanted to be sure
FresnoFarmer
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I wouldn't. I have used the powder Miracle Gro All Purpos plant food with good results. But that one right there seems a little sketchy on anything but flowers.
Nebulizer420
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Yeahhh I'll test it out and if it doesn't work out to good I'll have to switch
Nebulizer420
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Nice grow and yeah that's about right. I don't have the space for that and the plants are already in the woods somewhere in their spot . How do you feel about me leaving them there . And letting them do there thing throughout the season
GuerrillaGrow
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This is a ridiculous statement and false at that. Are you saying a person can only veg like mid June-July? SMH.