Newbie Questions :)

[greenwinkers]

Hi everyone! I'm a new grower who has just fallen in love with the process I only bought a couple of plants to actually see if I can do it. I bought them a month ago, placed them in a pot with awesome soil and put them in my greenhouse outside. My smallest plant, "The Purps" has tripled in size and has started to flower. It looks beautiful and healthy.....HOWEVER, I am concerned it is too early to flower. Can anyone give me advise....is this normal and okay?? FYI...my other plant hasn't started flowering yet....it is Nepal strain.

 

[desertrat]

normally, the plant will not flower unless it is experiencing at least 12 continuous hours of darkness a day. are you in the southern hemisphere and days are getting shorter? alternatively, some plants auto flower but that is not common and should have been made obvious when you bought them.

 

[greenwinkers]

I live in central California. The weather has been extremely weird this year. We are still experiencing 75 degree weather when normally we are at 90-100 degrees. My plants might me confused I can not put them inside, since I don't have it set up that way and don't want to spend the dough to do so. I guess I'll let nature takes it's course to see what happens

 

[thetick1959]

I live in central California. The weather has been extremely weird this year. We are still experiencing 75 degree weather when normally we are at 90-100 degrees. My plants might me confused I can not put them inside, since I don't have it set up that way and don't want to spend the dough to do so. I guess I'll let nature takes it's course to see what happens

Yes. I would agree our weather this year has sucked/

 

[The Grow Kid]

I say it way be irregular for this early but hey think of it this way you'll get bud earlier

 

[darkdestruction420]

are you sure it is actually flowering and not just showing preflowers?