Early Flowering Outdoors in Florida

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TheDannyBlaze

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Very new to this forum. I have been growing indoors for quite some time but can't this year. So I decided to go outdoors which I am not very familiar with. I have several different strains. Even a few random mid seeds as well. I planted outside around late February and some more around the beginning of March.
Every single plant has started flowering already I am very confused lol. I planned on growing them all year for a massive harvest in November/October. Can someone with some experience help me out. Did I plant to early or somthing? Also will they switch back to veg or is it too late. I do have a couple auto flowers out there too which they are suppose to flower early. If you need more info or pics I can post more. Any help or tips is very appreciated.
 
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Tallapoosa

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TheDannyBlaze said:
Very new to this forum. I have been growing indoors for quite some time but can't this year. So I decided to go outdoors which I am not very familiar with. I have several different strains. Even a few random mid seeds as well. I planted outside around late February and some more around the beginning of March.
Every single plant has started flowering already I am very confused lol. I planned on growing them all year for a massive harvest in November/October. Can someone with some experience help me out. Did I plant to early or somthing? Also will they switch back to veg or is it too late. I do have a couple auto flowers out there too which they are suppose to flower early. If you need more info or pics I can post more. Any help or tips is very appreciated.
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In my opinion photo period is overemphasized. All the great Sativas came from equator where it's 12/12 all year. They will be fine and continue to flower.
 
thumper60

thumper60

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TheDannyBlaze said:
Very new to this forum. I have been growing indoors for quite some time but can't this year. So I decided to go outdoors which I am not very familiar with. I have several different strains. Even a few random mid seeds as well. I planted outside around late February and some more around the beginning of March.
Every single plant has started flowering already I am very confused lol. I planned on growing them all year for a massive harvest in November/October. Can someone with some experience help me out. Did I plant to early or somthing? Also will they switch back to veg or is it too late. I do have a couple auto flowers out there too which they are suppose to flower early. If you need more info or pics I can post more. Any help or tips is very appreciated.
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u didn't state what ya got indis or sats
 
Larry {the} Gardener

Larry {the} Gardener

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I'm up here in NW Florida, and I did it too. I also started a few in February and they all showed early flower. I topped them and most are growing out of it. You need 13 1/2 hours of daylight to keep them from flowering, but differing strains will differ. Go to weatherunderground for your town and scroll down to the astronomy section. It will tell you how long your days are. The further south you are, the shorter your days are {as crazy as that sounds}.

I've never had this problem before this year, but everyone says they will go back to veg. It may hurt yield and potency. The good thing is you get to see if you have any males. If you are not going to breed, you can go ahead and kill them.

Good luck with your grow,

Larry
 
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Tallapoosa

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Larry {the} Gardener said:
I'm up here in NW Florida, and I did it too. I also started a few in February and they all showed early flower. I topped them and most are growing out of it. You need 13 1/2 hours of daylight to keep them from flowering, but differing strains will differ. Go to weatherunderground for your town and scroll down to the astronomy section. It will tell you how long your days are. The further south you are, the shorter your days are {as crazy as that sounds}.

I've never had this problem before this year, but everyone says they will go back to veg. It may hurt yield and potency. The good thing is you get to see if you have any males. If you are not going to breed, you can go ahead and kill them.

Good luck with your grow,

Larry
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Thats all pure bs. I'm a little farther north and plants always are in flower before the summer solstice. Dude I'll be smoking fresh bud b4 days are 13 hours in what sept. .smh
 
ganga gurl420

ganga gurl420

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TheDannyBlaze said:
Very new to this forum. I have been growing indoors for quite some time but can't this year. So I decided to go outdoors which I am not very familiar with. I have several different strains. Even a few random mid seeds as well. I planted outside around late February and some more around the beginning of March.
Every single plant has started flowering already I am very confused lol. I planned on growing them all year for a massive harvest in November/October. Can someone with some experience help me out. Did I plant to early or somthing? Also will they switch back to veg or is it too late. I do have a couple auto flowers out there too which they are suppose to flower early. If you need more info or pics I can post more. Any help or tips is very appreciated.
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She will reveg and then reflower. I used to have that problem too when I first started growing outdoors....tho I started mine inside under 24 hours of light. When I would put them out in may/june..
The huge light change was the problem. They pulled out of it though
 
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