Plants flowered TOO early?

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Slcksht

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Hello,
First post.

Planted seeds March 1st, had indoors on a 18/6 light cycle. Planted in ground May 24 and they were growing nicely until mid July.
I have full buds growing
WHAT DO I DO, and when do I harvest?

Location southern Ontario,
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ComfortCreator

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Slcksht said:
Hello,
First post.

Planted seeds March 1st, had indoors on a 18/6 light cycle. Planted in ground May 24 and they were growing nicely until mid July.
I have full buds growing
WHAT DO I DO, and when do I harvest?

Location southern Ontario,
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You are in a good spot. They switched to flower nice and early and should give you a real shot to finish fully. You monitor them and feed/water as needed and wait for the plant to finish. Normal rules apply watch the structure then look for ripeness.
 
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Slcksht

Member
xtsho said:
First time I've seen a post from someone in a northern climate regarding plants flowering too early. Lots of outdoor growers are wishing their plants were that far along in flower right now.
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Ok. So I should be fine regarding them flowering a month early (from previous years) , just wait until my trichs are golden?
 
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Slcksht

Member
ComfortCreator said:
You are in a good spot. They switched to flower nice and early and should give you a real shot to finish fully. You monitor them and feed/water as needed and wait for the plant to finish. Normal rules apply watch the structure then look for ripeness.
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What do you mean by structure? I use a jewelers loupe and harvest when I see gold on the tops of trichs.
 
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ComfortCreator

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Slcksht said:
What do you mean by structure? I use a jewelers loupe and harvest when I see gold on the tops of trichs.
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That is fine. There are the stages of flowering as it builds its flowering structure, flattens up and then finishes. Just saying do that as you have in the past.
 
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