One foot tall plants put out on July 5th will they still mature?

Dezlersrage

Dezlersrage

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Set out several plants about a foot or a foot-and-a-half tall the first week of July will they. Will they still mature before bad weather hits most of them are in the 8 or 9 week flowering varieties. How long will they sit and continue to veg before they start to flower?
 
DoubleAtotheRON

DoubleAtotheRON

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Depends... are you in Alaska or South Africa? But seriously, if your daylight is 14/10 or so, they should start to preflower.
 
mudballs

mudballs

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you'll get about another month of veg before they go into flower on their own, which is a decent amount of time. in the future avoid large fluctuations in light schedule. try not to go from 18hrs of light to 14 natural like that.
Missouri daylight hours
 
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Detroitwill

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They’ll start to pre flower pretty much right away… which isn’t here nor there. Don’t stress it, should work out just fine. N ya the light switch from 18 to 24 is a lot of stress for em. Logic for next time right. Lol.
 
Dezlersrage

Dezlersrage

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Since I started them inside and wanted to have a little size before I set them out. What would have been the right light time schedule to have them on. So I could set them out doors? Definitely wish I would have got them put out early May to at least the first week of June. There's always next year right LOL.
 
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Detroitwill

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If it was 14 hrs of daylight when u put em out u shoulda matched it. And you want the lights to come on at daybreak n off at sunset. So you don’t freak em out when they start getting sun at 6am.
 
Dezlersrage

Dezlersrage

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Thanks so much for the explanation. It really makes sense when you explain it like that. LOL I try to make efforts not to cause stress to my little friends. mistakenly I thought that the large drop in time would help induce flowering. I was so late getting them out. I guess using a sunrise sunset method from the almanac would be good in the early spring as well, to allow gradually increasing times to the point where I did plant them outdoors. then the day's length would expand until the natural June solstice. I guess that would be the right approach?
 
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Detroitwill

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Dezlersrage said:
Thanks so much for the explanation. It really makes sense when you explain it like that. LOL I try to make efforts not to cause stress to my little friends. mistakenly I thought that the large drop in time would help induce flowering. I was so late getting them out. I guess using a sunrise sunset method from the almanac would be good in the early spring as well, to allow gradually increasing times to the point where I did plant them outdoors. then the day's length would expand until the natural June solstice. I guess that would be the right approach?
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your over thinking this…. Relax, cannabis isn’t about being stressed out. If your planting outdoors watch you grow area n see where it gets sun for the longest period of the day and plant there. Simple. And put em out at 12 inches n they will explode. Use mycorrhizae when you put it in the ground and your all set. Little feeding here n there some pruning training and cleaning every now and then. You’ll have some fire in no time.
 
Dezlersrage

Dezlersrage

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I used Fox farm Bushmaster microbrew when I planted them. I'm considering their first feeding. I haven't made my mind up yet. Possibly a 1 time feeding of half strength solution of Bud blood. I also have available tiger bloom and big bud. Plus my favorite tomato fertilizer for blooming Monty's it's a 2 15 15. regardless of what I use it will probably only be about a half of strength solution to start. Any suggestions?
 
Dezlersrage

Dezlersrage

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I had fimmed them and allowed them to recover before ever putting them outside. They're actually pretty. Just so you know what's in the patch it's. BC Bud Depot the big. The big crossed with parmesan. The big crossed with sweet zombie. The big crossed with candyland peyote. (the seedsMan Black Friday give away promo only from a couple years ago) My anesia plants are sleepy Joe, blackberry moon rocks, and bolamiintz. They all started their lives as female clones.
 
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