I know it still a little early for outdoor grow to be done but she started flowering early. I know that means she may not be done til September but im hopeful. Thanks for the help
How long yall think?
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petert
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Did you start flowering these indoor or in a light dep. tent or are they autos?
no photosensitive female plant would be flowering like that in July anywhere in the USA.
That said, get yourself a jewelers loop and look at the tricholms. You want milky not clear tricholms and more than 15-20% Amber color tricholms. Then it’s time to harvest. Once you see those Amber’s you’ve got a 10 +/- days window to harvest.
Don’t rely on people looking at your pictures to decide for you. After you’ve don’t this for 15+ years like some of us, you learn which plants to take a little early and which to leave and let the mature more.
no photosensitive female plant would be flowering like that in July anywhere in the USA.
That said, get yourself a jewelers loop and look at the tricholms. You want milky not clear tricholms and more than 15-20% Amber color tricholms. Then it’s time to harvest. Once you see those Amber’s you’ve got a 10 +/- days window to harvest.
Don’t rely on people looking at your pictures to decide for you. After you’ve don’t this for 15+ years like some of us, you learn which plants to take a little early and which to leave and let the mature more.
No, they have been outside since i started. And i started a little early like early March. I dunno what kind she is, shes from some weed i bought. Ok ill look at them more with a loop thank you!
Herb & Suds
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It looks like an Auto and it will be done in August
Well how about that!! Thats awesome! That will save me some room in my harvest closet when my other girls get done! Thank you! Imma keep a close eye on them!
thisbuds4u101
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2 weeks
That would be fantastic! Thank you! Im gonna keep checking them!
SidV
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That's not true. Things been flowering in Florida and other places for a while now. Sunrise and sunset are different across America.
Yea i have another girl that is flowering too but she wont be ready for a while. my 2 other girls have some bud formation but not much yet.
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petert
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those pictures are at least 5-6 weeks into flower. Of course I know there are different daylight hours from north to south. But are you THAT far in to flower in Florida?
petert
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Are you in Florida?
I have autos that I started in April that I’ll be harvesting by the end of this month, I’m seeing Amber tricholms on the sugar leaves.
So maybe you have autoflowering plants.
If you are back east, in Fl, How do you protect your plants from rain?
petert
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Florida is still at 13+ hours of daylight a day in July. My point wasn’t to criticize, it was just to figure out if these plants are autoflowering.
SidV
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I was in no way shape or form trying to hijack the thread or start anything. I was just stating places were in flowering cycle. I used Florida as an example since there a little over 13hrs light so indica have been flowering since like 14.5 (an HR and a half is probably close to a month of flower. Again depending on area. ) .
Honestly I wish I was back in Florida, growing on the desert is a pain in the azz.
Again, was not trying to start anything.
Let's hand op there thread.
(A lot of people have had plants flower early this year it seems. I chalked it up at first that people were just putting out too early but who knows. Possibly loads of seedbanks have jacked there genetics with wildly crossing with auto's. Probably not but still a weird year.)
Honestly I wish I was back in Florida, growing on the desert is a pain in the azz.
Again, was not trying to start anything.
Let's hand op there thread.
(A lot of people have had plants flower early this year it seems. I chalked it up at first that people were just putting out too early but who knows. Possibly loads of seedbanks have jacked there genetics with wildly crossing with auto's. Probably not but still a weird year.)
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OGGanjaPatient
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no shit its called latitude
Im not in Florida area, im in alabama area, but i usually push them up against my house and it has a big enough cover that it covers most if not all the plant area.
I have no idea. They started flowering real early i figured it was bc I put them out when not enough sunlight in the day and thought she would reveg, but she contunued flowering. I dunno. Im gonna go with it!
Very weird year. For sureI was in no way shape or form trying to hijack the thread or start anything. I was just stating places were in flowering cycle. I used Florida as an example since there a little over 13hrs light so indica have been flowering since like 14.5 (an HR and a half is probably close to a month of flower. Again depending on area. ) .
Honestly I wish I was back in Florida, growing on the desert is a pain in the azz.
Again, was not trying to start anything.
Let's hand op there thread.
(A lot of people have had plants flower early this year it seems. I chalked it up at first that people were just putting out too early but who knows. Possibly loads of seedbanks have jacked there genetics with wildly crossing with auto's. Probably not but still a weird year.)
petert
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I don’t know the daylight cycle of Florida like I do Oregon. But it probably does make sense that if you put them out late, you missed some of the longer daylight days that you need for veg.
Some strains are super sensitive and flower much earlier than others.
You've got several weeks. Still the best way is to look throw a loop harvest early with milky and some trichs you get a more heady high, wait for more Amber’s get more couch lock high.
here’s a couple of my autos, still a week or two out.
hmm. Won’t let me upload.I’ll keep trying.
Looks great!