Wheres My Buds?

Cant figure it out. My babies aren't budding yet. This time last year I had hoggers on them. I'm growing outside up in the beautiful north west. I'm growing on a different site then last year. Any suggestions to get these fuckers started, I only got a month left, maybe a little more till snow flies. Started giving them bloom solution about a month ago. Someone some suggested clipping some of their water leaves, any thoughts. Can't wrap them or bag them to cut down light, forest service would spot 'em. Please give me something useful.

ff makes an OPEN SESAME, promotes early flowering, hope that helps, btw, i have the beastie bloomz and cha-ching, and they are great products, good luck

Any artificial light at night?

Sam, definitely no light at night. My ass would be sending this to you behind bars while big bubba tries raping it.

Shoemaker, whats ff open sesame? But shit glad to hear you got it going on.

Sounds like you got a late bloomin sativa. What strain is it? Maybe bad genetics...it's been a weird year, I have alot of plants that are way behind this year.

Rugby Grower said:

Sam, definitely no light at night. My ass would be sending this to you behind bars while big bubba tries raping it.

Shoemaker, whats ff open sesame? But shit glad to hear you got it going on.

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Fox Farms Open Sesame soluble

You can call the seed companies and tell that about your region and climate situation and theyll give you some good suggestions for strains that do well in your area. also, indicas bloom faster than sativa.

yeah I'll check out that fox farm solution. Shit I'll do about anything. Couldn't blame it on the strain because I got six different kinds (red devil, juicy fruit, black darmia, super silver haze, himalayan gold and white widow) going and none of them are blooming. Obviously I got a lot of girls growing and I want to get something out of it. My thought is this, the site is in an open patch surrounded by trees on the mountains. The trees guard the plants so well that they gave them only about 8-10 hours of light all summer. The days are getting shorter but there still getting the same amount of light and not getting it in their head that winter is coming up. Looks like I might have picked to good of a site.

Rugby Grower said:

Sam, definitely no light at night. My ass would be sending this to you behind bars while big bubba tries raping it.

Shoemaker, whats ff open sesame? But shit glad to hear you got it going on.

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I think he meant is there artificial light on the girls somehow. Are there any streetlights or porch lights that are shining on the girls keeping them in a vegetative state? Peace.

nope, on the artificial light. Their up in the mountains. I really appreciate everybody's input.

Rugby Grower said:

nope, on the artificial light. Their up in the mountains. I really appreciate everybody's input.

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oh shit, well if your growing outdoors your plants will know when its time to flower. You might have started too late, idk. Even if you didnt, they should be blooming any day now. RELAX lol

I'm trying hard to relax, but still worried. They've started budding a little over a week ago but I've got maybe over a month before it snows and who knows before it frosts. What I dont get is why they're so much later then last years crop. They're not in the same spot as last year but only a couple of miles away from it, so it shouldn't be that much of a difference even with the elevation change (I think). I started these one's late may, or early june, cant remember.