First Outdoor grow -- White Widow

Well I came across a feminized White Widow seed and figured, why the hell not?! Started a little late for my area (June - East Coast) however, everything is looking good so far. Had a few issues early on with the soil I was using (fox farm light warrior from seed to 3 weeks) without feeding the plant it was not enough nutes for her, I transplanted with about 20% light warrior and 80% FFoF and started feeding with technaflora and some advanced nutes. I figure she should start showing signs of flowering in another 2 weeks or so.
When should I switch from veg nutes to flower? Someone recommended to start them about a week into the stretch.
I've only done indoor grows where it is clear when you start flowering by switching the lights but how do I judge this in nature? Once I see preflowrrs or pistils? Wouldn't that be too late technically? Here is some pics and will keep this up to date.

I just topped about 5 days ago and am about to tie down the plant to LST today.
 
I should have started her a month earlier, tried a different bean two weeks prior to this one and it never sprouted, so that screwed me up. But I ran into the seed when I did so I will be happy for anything, I also have to worry about stealth so the height being short prior to its stet have is good in my situation. Any advice or tips is greatly appreciated!
 

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Update on the girl, July 26.

LST has been started and she is developing a nice flat canopy, I wish I got her in the ground sooner the size is a little small but for a first grow outside I'm pleased, just wanted to get something in the ground. One is better then none!

someone told me I may have slight nute lockout and that it was over fed but I don't agree, any other opinions?
 

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