Not sure what kind of decision i made.

[Mike_the_piper]

So I have a plant that grows outside. On the 29th I started putting it in a dark space in my garage to induce flowering. I was told by someone that an outdoor plant will switch naturally early to mid August. So 2 days ago I stopped bringing in a dark space. Was this a bad decision? Will it go back in to veg this late in the year or will I be good. What should I do?

 

[Mike_the_piper]

About 14.5 hours of sunlight still

 

[Mike_the_piper]

My thought tho, as her caregiver longterm flowering wise it would be alot less stressful to the plant being transported back and forth, especially to a basically airless cabinet barely big enough for it. Sorry I think that's it lol

 

[EpicBagseed]

july 25. Couple years ago. Socal.
august 8 couple years ago.


I am using these pics as reference for a outplant just about to start budding fully.

 

[Mike_the_piper]

Here's mine

 

[EpicBagseed]

That looks like my current outdoor plant
I have pics but earlier this week( last weekend).

July 31 to be exact.

 

[Mike_the_piper]

Yesterday(minus the giant fan leaf

 

[Mike_the_piper]

Yo are light leaks like outside light in the background a factor for outdoor plants?

 

[OGGanjaPatient]

Yo are light leaks like outside light in the background a factor for outdoor plants?

Yes! Def not delicate like indoor any light at all but outdoor rule of thumb I follow is if it's casting a shadow stronger than the moon it will confuse the plant and its cycles

 

[Antidote Man]

Not sure what kind of decision i made

That got a good laugh from me.

 

[calvin.m16]

I'm not much of an outdoor grower but I'd say the worst thing you will experience from doing that is re-veg when you move them back out. THey may be totally unphased though I have noticed outdoor plants are less finicky due to the elements they've adapted to.

re-veg isn't the end of the world you'll still get good smoke off them. SHouldn't you plant outdoor in the ground?

 

[Mike_the_piper]

Keeping it small n simple for my first few grows. This is my second.

 

[Mike_the_piper]

Thank you all for the replies. Happy growing

 

[Kgrim]

Personally I'd quit bouncing them around, let them do their thing. And as far as light goes, anything other than moonlight isn't good IMO. I'm just an old guy that has an outdoor run every year that usually knocks it out of the park. But I don't know what I'm doing. Still trying to figure it out.
1st 2 are this years
3rd 2020's run of 2 plants
4th last years "baby" didn't put it out until 3rd week of June.

 

[Mike_the_piper]

Thank you man that's what I needed. Experience is unmatched. I shall let her sit. Here's mine from a couple days ago