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piratebug

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Flowering starts when you flip them, it takes just 2 dark cycles past a mature plants internal flowering clock for that plant to kick its self over to full flowering mode. Sure, if you are flipping a reg / fem plants grown from seed that are not at least 42 days old they can take up to 2 weeks to start throwing flowers because reg / fem plants grown from seed take anywhere from 42 to 56 day of vegging to become fully mature!



Anyway, to the OP, they are looking, good job!
 
Rolla J

Rolla J

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piratebug said:
Flowering starts when you flip them, it takes just 2 dark cycles past a mature plants internal flowering clock for that plant to kick its self over to full flowering mode. Sure, if you are flipping a reg / fem plants grown from seed that are not at least 42 days old they can take up to 2 weeks to start throwing flowering because reg / fem plants grown from seed take anywhere from 42 to 56 day of vegging to be fully mature!
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What are some other ways to tell when a photoperiod/ fem plant is mature for flower?
 
Cabrone

Cabrone

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piratebug said:
reg / fem plants grown from seed take anywhere from 42 to 56 day of vegging to become fully mature!
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As @piratebug said, They will reveal their sex and pop white hairs, or balls if male, when they are sexually mature. This can be seen if you look closely with a jeweler's loupe after the 6th-7th node when grown from seed. Clones often will have white hairs immediately.
 
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Headyblunts

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Cabrone said:
As @piratebug said, They will reveal their sex and pop white hairs, or balls if male, when they are sexually mature. This can be seen if you look closely with a jeweler's loupe after the 6th-7th node when grown from seed. Clones often will have white hairs immediately.
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^^^^^This. Although some long flowering sativas are an exception.
 
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