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Hi guys I'm a first time grower and happen to be growing a nothern lights Strain and live in upper NY so I was wondering when my plants will produce buds . I'd really appreciate any help , plants about 2 1/4 feet tall ☺
 

Olive Drab Green

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Hi guys I'm a first time grower and happen to be growing a nothern lights Strain and live in upper NY so I was wondering when my plants will produce buds . I'd really appreciate any help , plants about 2 1/4 feet tall ☺
..Did you change your light cycle to 12 hours of light, 12 hours of dark yet? Because if you veg'd to 2.25 feet, you are going to grow it into your ceiling when you flower.

In order to flower, you need 12/12. Otherwise, you are just going to veg forever.
 

bict

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..Did you change your light cycle to 12 hours of light, 12 hours of dark yet? Because if you veg'd to 2.25 feet, you are going to grow it into your ceiling when you flower.

In order to flower, you need 12/12. Otherwise, you are just going to veg forever.
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Budley Doright

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..Did you change your light cycle to 12 hours of light, 12 hours of dark yet? Because if you veg'd to 2.25 feet, you are going to grow it into your ceiling when you flower.

In order to flower, you need 12/12. Otherwise, you are just going to veg forever.
Pretty sure he's talking outdoors :). And I find that plants typically start around mid August or just before that. It's a race against mold up here, keep an eye out for that or you could lose the whole thing.
 

Rob Roy

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Hi guys I'm a first time grower and happen to be growing a nothern lights Strain and live in upper NY so I was wondering when my plants will produce buds . I'd really appreciate any help , plants about 2 1/4 feet tall ☺

If you are concerned about them not finishing on time, consider inducing them to flower early, by using some kind of light deprivation. You may already know, but there are daylight hour charts for different latitudes you could refer to.

At a given point in time, you won't have to keep covering and uncovering, as the natural daylight diminishes they should continue to flower to finish.

On their own, without light deprivation I'd guess they'll finish by early October.
Good luck.
 

northeastmarco

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If you are concerned about them not finishing on time, consider inducing them to flower early, by using some kind of light deprivation. You may already know, but there are daylight hour charts for different latitudes you could refer to.

At a given point in time, you won't have to keep covering and uncovering, as the natural daylight diminishes they should continue to flower to finish.

On their own, without light deprivation I'd guess they'll finish by early October.
Good luck.
You always have good advice rob roy.
 

Chef420

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Quick related question. I'm in southern Ontario so kind of the same.
Can you start a plant indoors, veg it out under 18/6 then throw it outside. Would it flower properly? If so, how late could you do this?
 

Budley Doright

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RR is right in re finishing. Typically here, strain dependant it's mid to end of September till mid October or when mold starts :(
 
If you are concerned about them not finishing on time, consider inducing them to flower early, by using some kind of light deprivation. You may already know, but there are daylight hour charts for different latitudes you could refer to.

At a given point in time, you won't have to keep covering and uncovering, as the natural daylight diminishes they should continue to flower to finish.

On their own, without light deprivation I'd guess they'll finish by early October.
Good luck.

What could I use?
 

Olive Drab Green

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Yeah, man, anytime. Get an LED or something and grow indoors after this round. That way next time, you can decide when and how big you want your buds. I hope I didn't come off arrogant or condescending, that's just about how it goes when you grow outside: you're at the mercy of the cosmos.
 
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