Will my plants revert back to flower?

I'm planning on starting some super silver haze indoors, give them about 2 weeks in veg, than throw on 12/12 for about another 2 weeks, and than bring them outside. At that point there will be about 14.5 hours of light and going up a little everyday. Do you guys think they will revert back to veg at that point and not finish?

SHIT THE TITLE SHOULD HAVE SAID,, WILL THEY REVERT BACK TO VEG,, SORRY

Lol yea the title threw me off a bit, so If I am correct, you want to get an early harvest, and try to keep your plants in bud. I think that your time frame is to short, you would have had to started earlier. If you are growing from seed, plants cant go into flower until they are sexually mature, approximately a little over a month. If you start now it will just simply veg, and when you put it out, chances are it will continue to veg. I know that when I take clones, and let them grow in the window they will go into bud because the day light hours are not long enough in early spring, but clones are already sexually mature. Its a perfect time to get started on the upcoming season, Id start them off indoors then put them out in a month possibly, after last frost, let them grow all season, you'll harvest some nice size plants. hope that helps, ask more questions if you dont understand, happy toking

Thanks for your reply. Yeah what I was thinking of doing is just put them into flower mode indoors almost from the start and than throw them outside when there will be about 14 hours of light to continue flowering. From what I understood from some other sources, if the have been flowering for about a month than they won't revert back into veg. Guess I'll have to try and see and if it won't work than they will have to stay outside till fall.

idk, but i think they would reveg, what with the days getting longer.

Yeah, I think if you can reveg a plant AFTER you run it through a full 8-10 week flowering cycle, it will DEFINATELY revert back to veg after only flowering for a month if you put it outside with days getting longer.