Waaayyyy Early mature of Buds?

[buddy32]

There is no way that thing is only 2 weeks into flowering. more like 4-5 minimum

There is no way it is 4-5 weeks into flowering, that means that i would have had these plants during the summer which is impossible because i was in europe until september 3rd. And I got these as clones from the club so they were already pretty big when i got them. And they are maybe 2.5 weeks into flowering at the latest.

 

[Dr.GreenNutz]

How tall is the plant? I think it kinda looks bigger in the picture. Am I right?

 

[untitled1]

... And I got these as clones from the club so they were already pretty big when i got them...

That explains it. The clones were already old enough to flower, so when the light switched to 12/12 they started to flower.

 

[buddy32]

How tall is the plant? I think it kinda looks bigger in the picture. Am I right?

Yea it looks a little bigger in the pic, but its around 3 ft

 

[Dr.GreenNutz]

Yea cuz alot of times i have taken a picture of like a 1 foot plant and it looks like 4 feet tall!

 

[buddy32]

Yea cuz alot of times i have taken a picture of like a 1 foot plant and it looks like 4 feet tall!

yea i know exactly what you mean, this is just a little smaller than what it looks like

 

[Dr.GreenNutz]

It looks like a great plant though man. Good job, you should get some danky off that s

 

[KaliKitsune]

Ahh, clones. So much for my previous assumption

 

[mj402000]

Did you start from seed or from a clipping? I've heard that if you start from a clipping you can force it to flower early by changing the light cycle because the clone is already old enough to flower, but if you start from seed it won't flower until it's ready.

You can make a plant flower from seed before it reaches preflower stage. You should just wait till its big enough to handle buds. Than turn the lights to 12/12. The difference with clones is you'll have a decent size baby to start with, but have to wait about 2 weeks for a root system to develope.