Flowering in the Pacific Northwest??

Brentman420

Brentman420

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I am in the pacific northwest around the oregon/idaho area.... I was wondering if anyboday had experience growing outdoor in the are and when I can expect my babies to go into flower..it stays sorta light till like 10 so I don;t know if that messes with it or not..I planted on May 11th and there over 5 ft(8 if not LST'd).... Any advice is greatly appreciated....thanks folks....
 
chronton

chronton

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what up man. i've been in the same boat as you. my beautiful GG just started pre-flowering this week. i got a bunch of single pistils all over the plant. but usually flowering time over here is right around now (first week of August)
 
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Morg

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Same boat as you guys. Started mine around June 20th though, will this effect when mine go into flower?
 
Brentman420

Brentman420

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No, they should still flower at the same time regardless of when u planted... it will just effect your yield...good luck
 
Green Cross

Green Cross

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Brentman420 said:
No, they should still flower at the same time regardless of when u planted... it will just effect your yield...good luck
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but you need 14hrs daylight (and less) to stimulate flowering response?

In Seattle:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]8/20 [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica]6:12 AM PDT [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica]8:12 PM PDT [/FONT]
That would be the start of 14/10
 
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madodah

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Brentman420 said:
I am in the pacific northwest around the oregon/idaho area.... I was wondering if anyboday had experience growing outdoor in the are and when I can expect my babies to go into flower..it stays sorta light till like 10 so I don;t know if that messes with it or not..I planted on May 11th and there over 5 ft(8 if not LST'd).... Any advice is greatly appreciated....thanks folks....
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Wish I could offer info but I'm in the SW part of Oregon and all of mine started pre-flowering this week
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Are you in an area with early frosts?
 
chronton

chronton

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yeah man i've been veggin mine since march i can't wait anysooner. how are your plants enjoying this intense heat?
 
Brentman420

Brentman420

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there growing out of control.... I have them all LST'd and there still over 6ft..... the weather is just dry and hot...
 
llLOU

llLOU

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Brentman420 said:
I am in the pacific northwest around the oregon/idaho area.... I was wondering if anyboday had experience growing outdoor in the are and when I can expect my babies to go into flower..it stays sorta light till like 10 so I don;t know if that messes with it or not..I planted on May 11th and there over 5 ft(8 if not LST'd).... Any advice is greatly appreciated....thanks folks....
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You beat me to it, I was just going to ask the very same question...
IF the plants wait till the daylight cycles become 12/12 that will not be till Sept.25th, hardly enough time to put on much bud weight....
I would recommend either putting the plants into pots , you can bring them in when it starts to get too cold and finish them up inside , OR, get a autoflowering hybrid, I think White Widow might be a good one... I planted "Sandstorm" and :"K.C. Brazil brains" starts outside on April fools day, and one of them is just now showing signs of budding. Next year I will do it a little different, will stick with autoflowering..... a friend told me that his plants mildewed on him... This is the Olympic Peninsula.:peace:
 
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aznchrissd

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llLOU said:
You beat me to it, I was just going to ask the very same question...
IF the plants wait till the daylight cycles become 12/12 that will not be till Sept.25th, hardly enough time to put on much bud weight....
I would recommend either putting the plants into pots , you can bring them in when it starts to get too cold and finish them up inside , OR, get a autoflowering hybrid, I think White Widow might be a good one... I planted "Sandstorm" and :"K.C. Brazil brains" starts outside on April fools day, and one of them is just now showing signs of budding. Next year I will do it a little different, will stick with autoflowering..... a friend told me that his plants mildewed on him... This is the Olympic Peninsula.:peace:
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dude outdoors plants start flowering about 13/11 i think
 
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