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victoryou

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why is 18 august here in romania and i see no buds forming on my plant only pistils and it seems that it s kinda transitioning but idk am i impatient? top leaves only seems that they are prepared for flowering or they are gonna flower...
 
Kaliko

Kaliko

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victoryou said:
why is 18 august here in romania and i see no buds forming on my plant only pistils and it seems that it s kinda transitioning but idk am i impatient? top leaves only seems that they are prepared for flowering or they are gonna flower...
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Mid to late August in my area for flower. Depending on your seasons you may want to look at doing a light dep . Starts flower earlier in the season so you don't run out of good weather before the snow. I am assuming you are growing outdoors ? Do you have winter there ?
 
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victoryou

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Kaliko said:
Mid to late August in my area for flower. Depending on your seasons you may want to look at doing a light dep . Starts flower earlier in the season so you don't run out of good weather before the snow. I am assuming you are growing outdoors ? Do you have winter there ?
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yeah i grow outdoors and i have winter. this plant is supposed to finish end sept or maybe a little more, could be that the weather is still a lil' hot? the thing is i ve seen leafs doing a different thing from beggining of august in a way
 
Kaliko

Kaliko

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Is it in a place where it might be getting light at night ? Yard light , streetlight ?
 
Kaliko

Kaliko

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I have always felt like outdoor plants take longer to transition because of the very gradual lowering of sunlight over weeks instead of jumping straight to 12/12 like indoor would be
 
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victoryou

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Kaliko said:
I have always felt like outdoor plants take longer to transition because of the very gradual lowering of sunlight over weeks instead of jumping straight to 12/12 like indoor would be
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i mean it s pretty imposible to not make bud, right?:))) maybe i m impatient and paranoid
 
FirstCavApache64

FirstCavApache64

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This is my first year outdoor growing and it seemed like forever between the time when I saw my first pistils and when I truly would say buds were truly set. They for sure don't seem to behave like an indoor plant but like mentioned above the light change isn't as abrupt either. I'm just as worried as you are, I have an 11 week flowering Blue Dream and an October 17 frost date to beat. I should be coming in with a week to spare but I have no idea at this point. Just try to be patient and keep your plant as healthy as possible and be sure it's completely dark at night with no neighboring light pollution. Good luck with the wait.
 
go go kid

go go kid

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Do you have a picture of the plant? You need about 14.5 hours of darkness to initiate flowering outside, if i remember corectly
 
Sevenleaves

Sevenleaves

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It will happen be patient. I have 8 plants, 5 different strains. Currently only 4 are budding, the GG and OD are taking their time. It will happen soon.
 
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victoryou

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FirstCavApache64 said:
This is my first year outdoor growing and it seemed like forever between the time when I saw my first pistils and when I truly would say buds were truly set. They for sure don't seem to behave like an indoor plant but like mentioned above the light change isn't as abrupt either. I'm just as worried as you are, I have an 11 week flowering Blue Dream and an October 17 frost date to beat. I should be coming in with a week to spare but I have no idea at this point. Just try to be patient and keep your plant as healthy as possible and be sure it's completely dark at night with no neighboring light pollution. Good luck with the wait.
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Thanks man!
 
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victoryou

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go go kid said:
Do you have a picture of the plant? You need about 14.5 hours of darkness to initiate flowering outside, if i remember corectly
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