I started my outdoor clones about a month and a half ago in soil. Everything has been good for a while they're in soil with no nutrients yet. I live in the Bay Area CA and the weather has been not as hot or sunny as usual for this time. I have two seeds I sexed before putting them out there so they were starting flowering and I thought they would go back to veg by now but they have just been kind of stuck. All the other clones were vegging for a while, but then started flowering about 3 weeks ago. Most of them have stopped growing pretty much and I heard when they go from flowering back to vegging they get stuck like that so I'm not really sure what's going on. Also a few of them have pink/reddish hairs on the buds which i know are irregular because i just harvested some indoor and these clones are from them. I am curious what to do about this, if i should just leave them because they are reverting back to vegging or if they are stuck flowering early? I am very nervous because it's a good sized outdoor crop. Also should i hold off on putting nutrients in? Does that matter? Because i wanted to do that soon. Any help/advice would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!! THANK YOU!

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I'm about as confused as your plants.

The plants need to be put into an environment that is stable, not changed. Let them do what they wish to do outdoors. Don't mess with them..... give them natural sunlight and good culture. You have about 4 weeks that the plant's hormonal responses will stabilize it into a veg mode, after that, about late August, a hormonal response will kick in and it will kick into a flowering response.

Bottom line - grow a nice, healthy, green plant with plenty of leaves to support alot of bud and don't worry about it. Mother nature takes care of its own, don't interfere.

Have fun,
UB

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