CA MTN MAN
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Anyone put clones outside without supplemental lighting yet? Or seeds
All have flowers too, light dep?Out for two weeks. .View attachment 3417910
Are you depping those? I only ask because they are floweringOut for two weeks. .View attachment 3417910
I can't wait to throw my clones out and stick them in their final resting place but I'm trying to be patient and wait so they don't flower earlyAnyone put clones outside without supplemental lighting yet? Or seeds
Yea its going to take them a while to re veg completely and they will definitely be stunted in growth. You should only have to flip them for 3-4 days to force seeds to sex from my past experience.I flipped the lights to determine sex. Had a heck of a time getting them to reveg. Local light cycle is at 14 hours 50 minutes now and I was running 18/6 inside. I think bringing them out to harden off helped get them to stop flowering. They had stopped producing new flowers but stopped growth too it seemed.
That's why we never use re-veg'ed plants.....Just keep an eye out for hermies man later on in the season. Ive never personally re vegged a plant but I have seen it before where the plant gets re vegged and then herms out. Good luck with the grow man!
Nice looking crop.Hello CA MTN MAN, these are my clones and they are under 24 hours light, but the natural outdoor light hour is just a little more than 14 hours, I'm going to transplant them outdoors in June and what should I do? I'm afraid they will be flowering very soon when they are put outside.
I'm going to plant as more clones as I can.
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It's not auto strains, it's 12/12 photoperiod strains. They are separately Critical Kush and Critical+. I think that there is something wrong with your reply, it seems like your reply lacks of ?.Nice looking crop.
Are we talking Auto's here.
If not, check your strains. 14 hours now and its almost June. (getting longer) Why would they be flowering very soon. Other side of the equator? or am I missing something. Outdoor wont finish until late September here.