Nor Cal, delayed flowering?

[obijohn]

Is this happening to anyone else? I have 3 clones, one has been flowering for almost 2 weeks (Mr E Pupil), which is normally when flowering has started here in the past for all my grows I've even had flowering start mid July before. My MAC1 and Dosidos Sherbert still no signs of white hairs. Is something weird happening weather or sun wise that's affecting anyone else in the area, or maybe has to do with the strain? Later in the year these are done = likely bud rot

 

[ooof-da]

It seems a week or two behind last year but I changed my soil mix up so figured it was that. They seem okay but the stretch seems forever. Could be genetics I guess. I have dosilato going for the first time so not sure what to expect. mine are also 1/3 smaller than last year.

We could blame solar flares, I’m good with that.

 

[stoneyfisherman]

I’m In SoCal and was wondering the same thing. Im normally showing pre flowers by mid July and full on flowering by the beginning of August. I have 4 HeadBand plants in the ground (plgrowers choice, feminized) that I started a bit late but as of this morning not 1 of them has flipped into flower. I’ve never had a plant take this long

 

[obijohn]

Climate change maybe? Here are my 3, you can see the stretch..been doing that for almost a month. Middle plant the only one with white hairs/buds

 

[ooof-da]

Climate change maybe? Here are my 3, you can see the stretch..been doing that for almost a month. Middle plant the only one with white hairs/budsView attachment 5177923

I am slightly ahead of you maybe? Im
East Bay you in Sacramento but you move yours around with the sun from what I recall - strange. This is from today and the farthest along.

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[Krit]

I'm going to say it's the strain/plant. I have 4 plants, all started at the same time, all receiving the same amount of light. One is almost halfway through flowering, 2 others stating showing pistils a week ago, the other is still stretching not one pistil. I'm in Sonoma county.

 

[obijohn]

Checking back in, Mr E Pupil flowering well but still not a sign of white hairs on the Dosidos Sherbert or MAC1. This is really weird. And there are no outdoor lights or anything to affect the cycle, totally dark from sundown to sunup

 

[steve870]

i am in the northeast and also behind on flowering. starting to worry

 

[Chizzarules]

i am in the northeast and also behind on flowering. starting to worry

I'm in the Northeast as well and i just started getting flowers. Very delayed this season...

 

[Southernontariogrower]

Everything seems normal to me, now is the transition time. Only plants with rhuderallis start flowering in July in my area.

 

[obijohn]

Halle-fucking-lujah! No flowers on the 2 when I first got up this morning, just went to water/feed and now they are all starting to flower! Those 2 have some catching up to do, they are 3 weeks behind my Mr E Pupil. I had thought that would be the slower one since it has more sativa in it than the others

 

[fskitch]

I’m in NorCal. Coming up on 4 weeks flower.

 

[ooof-da]

I’m in NorCal. Coming up on 4 weeks flower.
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Those look great! Ya @Krit is running strong also (above).

 

[ooof-da]

Everything seems normal to me, now is the transition time. Only plants with rhuderallis start flowering in July in my area.

If you don’t mind, What is rhuderallis in lamens terms (for my own knowledge)? Did some searching but…I have a brown thumb but interested

 

[ooof-da]

Halle-fucking-lujah! No flowers on the 2 when I first got up this morning, just went to water/feed and now they are all starting to flower! Those 2 have some catching up to do, they are 3 weeks behind my Mr E Pupil. I had thought that would be the slower one since it has more sativa in it than the others

Super happy for you!

 

[Radicle420]

I’m in NorCal. Coming up on 4 weeks flower.
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Looking good! What is the strain?

 

[BongChoi]

If you don’t mind, What is rhuderallis in lamens terms (for my own knowledge)? Did some searching but…I have a brown thumb but interested

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The autoflowering plants. Originally found very far from the equator, have auto flowering tendencies in order finish flowering and develop seed before the harsh winters.

 

[ooof-da]

The autoflowering plants. Originally found very far from the equator, have auto flowering tendencies in order finish flowering and develop seed before the harsh winters.

Ohhhhhhh…lmao. Thx

 

[fskitch]

Looking good! What is the strain?

Gelato in the pic

 

[Southernontariogrower]

My furthest along has a small percentage of autoflower still left in her genepool. Only let a few survive each year. Irradicated most of them. Nothing else is even close to being into what l call flower.