Plants flowering, why so soon?

GoodDogBadDog

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #1

My location is Florida, anybody else in the south experiencing this also I'm concerned about the red stems and have read conflicting things about it. The plants seem healthy and was just looking for some opinions. Take a look... thanks.

 

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JoeCa1i

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #2

Might be because there in the shade,and not receiving enough light.

 

GoodDogBadDog

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #3

Sunrise right now in Fl is 6:41am, sunset @ 8:26pm and they get about 9 direct the rest indirect. The pics were taken @ 5:00pm as the sun is hitting the tree line and is filtered till sunset. I think that's sufficient but I am fairly new to Fl and have never grown outdoors before.

 

alotaball

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #4

When did she go outdoors.. was she a clone.. or a seed started outdoors? I normally wouldnt worry about the red stems.. it can be a strain trait.. If you see red veins in the stems.. is when I worry

 

GoodDogBadDog

Member

• Jul 19, 2011

• #5

She was started from seed @ the beginning of May and has been outside it's entire life. I have 2 and they are both flowering, both have the red stems but one is starting to show some red veins in the main stalk... How worried should I be? Defficiency? thanks for your input, much appriciated!

 

alotaball

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #6

Im sure the mods here dont like me linking other sites.. but here is a good little thread on plant probs.. It could just be genetics.. or potassium or even nitrogen ...
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688

As for the early flowering.. Im not really sure.. never really done outdoor because I live in a questionable neighborhood.. and my grandfather is great at it.. so I leave it to him lol.

 

bluemagicman

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #7

Not to worry, some plants have more ruderalis in their genitics and just flower earlier, and besides it looks like a sativa so give your buds more time to get fat and juicy

 

GoodDogBadDog

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• Jul 25, 2011

• #8

Thanks for the comments, they seem to be filling out pretty decent so far although I was hoping to veg for at least another month.

 

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Kevdogg5555

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• Jul 25, 2011

• #9

bro i think everyones outdoor is doing the same. I have a couple of my outdoors flowering already. Which isnt that big of a deal. Just means earlier buds for me!!^^

 

GoodDogBadDog

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• Jul 25, 2011

• #10

I hear ya, I'm just a little worried about mold. It's the rainy season down here and the temps are mid 90's everyday but it's the humidity I'm most concerned with. The humidity is around 75%-100% daily, even at night it sits at 75%. Was hoping to flower with lower temps and much less humidity. Just gonna sit tight and hope I don't run into any issues.