Speedbrick1
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Im growing my children outside. I have them spaced out rather well to avoid detection. Will they flower by emselves? What can be done to help them flower?
When flower?
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Brokenhope420
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they will flower when you have the lights 12 hours on and 12 hours off, you can flower as early as you want.
TheConstantGardner
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How does turning his lights on and off work if his plants are outside? 
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terpenophenolic
How does turning his lights on and off work if his plants are outside?
covering the plants, it's alot of work, but you can cover your plants every day and then uncover them so they get 12 ours of sunlight everyday,You can even order automated black out systems in high times, they have one called the flower forcer from grobots...pretty cool....
Speedbrick1
Active Member
But first i don't want to spend alotta coin, and order stuff. I also want to keep this low key, there must be an easier way won't mother nature just do it automatically?
Brokenhope420
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sorry I didnt see you were growing outside the first read through your post.
I am almost sure there is a season that has the correct amount of light and no light; that it will induce flowering. but I am not sure.
I am almost sure there is a season that has the correct amount of light and no light; that it will induce flowering. but I am not sure.
white dwarf
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Outdoor Plants flower during late summer or early autumn depending on the strain, provided the plants are mature enough (usually over 1 ft tall for indica). The best time to plant is around june 1
