Hugo Phurst
Well-Known Member
Voice of experience here.....
If the plants are too mature and go outside while the days are still too short, yes they will start to flower, and then they will reveg as the days get longer/warmer.
Good luc
If the plants are too mature and go outside while the days are still too short, yes they will start to flower, and then they will reveg as the days get longer/warmer.
Good luc
Ok, they're still at their first nodes. Days are 13 hours so it should be safe, they haven't flowered yet.
Phytoplankton
Well-Known Member
13 hours of daylight is on the egde. If that's sunrise to sunset, then you're really only getting about 10-11 hours of good sunlight, they will probably go into flower as very small plants, or they'll flower/reveg as the days grow longer. The first and last hour of sunlight don't provide much usable light. My outdoor plants start to go into flower in August when there's about 14 hours on sunlight.
