Outdoor Force Mission

josh b

josh b

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Hi all
This year i will be force flowering SOME of my ladies as early as poossible, at the latest june

My plan is.....

20 x La Woman Fem vegged under a 250w cfl for 2 weeks in dixi cups..

After 2 weeks transplant into 8 ltr buckets then put them outside mid april to veg for another 4-6 weeks..

After 6 weeks has gone i finally move them into my dark frame that i shall cover every morning and night at 6 to induce flowering at the 1st of june.

Hopefully after around 9-10 weeks i can get a harvest in early august


All comments welcome

:-o
 
josh b

josh b

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That was a good read stz cheers, thanks for popping in frmrboi

Sensible and pretty straight foward isnt it......
 
Big Galty

Big Galty

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Hey man, this sounds like a pretty sound plan. A friend and I will be following the same routine (also in UK) to achieve harvest at the very latest mid September. If we began to germinate them at the end of May and have had them under the sun since what sort of yield do you think we're looking at per plant roughly?
 
josh b

josh b

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I sort of have a job now sorry. its not set hours so this is gone down the pan, im soooo sorry.
 
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jloudermilk

Active Member
ive been wondering about something similar to this.

If you did not want "monster" plants outside could you just start them late in the season, flower them for a couple weeks inside and then put them outside when the days are short and the natural flower cycle has already begun.

For example, flowering times outside starts around mid-august for me. So I germinate some seeds during the second week of july, veg them for 3 weeks while also hardening off, flower for 2 to then place them outside.

Will they continue to flower without worry of any stress related problems?

Anyone have any info about doing this?
 
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