therollingj
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Two of my outdoor girls are flowering... Light's like 14.5/9.5 in my area... Anyone else experiencing this or seen it before? Guess shes just eager, but here are some pics!
Outdoor plants flowering already?
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direwolf71
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Preflowering....Nothing at 40 deg. N yet but expect it soon!
therollingj
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Yeahh its strange, 2 girls in pots are flowering, and others on ground are not. They should all be coming along soon though
charles lewis
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Im in michigan & I dont have any preflowers yet, my buddy does but he is usein a hoophouse with green covering.
sunnydizzle
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One plant preflowering. Northern California 
Ballsonrawls
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im getting mad pre flowers on two. i think its more than just the weather. its nature... chem trails. sigh
sunnydizzle
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Chem trails... 
Ballsonrawls
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yeah, fuckin shit up like mad. last year i didnt get preflowers until the first week of august. now the third week of july? might be strain related but never this early.
biscuitkid
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fuck them chem trails! clear skys yesterday then they came thru, lines upon lines then a pink sky then today cloudy bullshit....ahhh chem trails
lamopa
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Plants begin the flowering stage once the days begin to shorten. Since June 21st is the 1st official day of summer, the days begin to get shorter from then on, hence why your girls begin to flower. Think of it this way, I have a vegetable garden outside, right around the first week of July I begin to see vegetables (same as the bud on our MJ plants) beginning to grow on my various plants. I have actually already harvested some peppers, green beans, and onions - and it is still only July. So, point being the flowering process begins early (around the 1st week of July), and can continue for another 60 -75 days (which puts you right around mid-September or so. I'd say you're right on track.
Good luck with your grow!
Good luck with your grow!
cindysid
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All of mine are flowering except 2 very young plants that were volunteers from last year. All of mine are in 15 gallon pots in South Florida. 2 are revegs. My day length here is about 13.5 hrs. There is a lot of difference in these plants and the ones last year that I put in the ground in previous years. In ground is much better, but I had to go to pots this year for security reasons. I hate growing in the summer here. Hot, rainy and bugs. Cannabis doesn't like it. Growing from January to May is best for me, but I always want something growing....so I bitch about it!LOL
Ballsonrawls
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lol. they dont start flowering around july. or shouldnt. yeah. it was clear yesterday, then i say about 20 chemtrails across the sky. i woke up this morning with overcast, thinking, god damn it! lol
lamopa
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Ah, yeah they should. Where do you live? If they don't start in July, when do they start? Remember, flower time, depending on the strain can take anywhere from 60 all the way till 85 days. 60 days is two months. If the start flowering in July, 2 months later is September. If they started any later they wouldn't be ready until October or even November. Now, I don't know where you're from, but most harvests occur right around September (the equinox), regardless of the plant (MJ, corn, tomatoes, etc.).
The days in July, though hot and all "summery", begin to get shorter every day from June 21st on.