I need some info !!

So my plants are 4 weeks now, and I just realized there are already little white hairs! Is this normal? I also was wondering why do some of them have purple stems and do the plants look normal for 4 weeks?

looks like they might have went into bud. what light cycle were they on before you put them out?

PurpleZombie said:

looks like they might have went into bud. what light cycle were they on before you put them out?

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Hmmm, okay, someone just told me, it's just showing the sex? But early budding was what I was worried about! I bought them as clones, and have been growing them outdoors since!

so when you bought them they probally had a high light schedule like 18/6 so they went into bud when you put them out in 14 hrs of light took 3-4 weeks to show. but they will snap out of it.. when you ussauly by clones there already female when you use seeds u need to sex them

PurpleZombie said:

so when you bought them they probally had a high light schedule like 18/6 so they went into bud when you put them out in 14 hrs of light took 3-4 weeks to show. but they will snap out of it.. when you ussauly by clones there already female when you use seeds u need to sex them

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They are not really going to snap back out of it. That refers to revegging and that IMO is not the case. The clone is going to keep budding as it grows. I am having this same issue in Florida as the longest day this year is around 14 hours.. It is not a problem so much though. Nothing you can really do

this clone went into bud and now it snapped out of it.

if your worried go get some new clones with a lower light cycle and put them out right now lol.

this plant went into bud also snapped out of it. last year i planted some seeds middle of june and got 1lb+ dry each plant

A pet peeve of mine. The clubs have no interest is keeping the clones on a local schedule for outdoor growers. I never start seeds on more than a 14 hour day. A friend started his own clone operation. He finally bought into the 14 hour day. We swap plants each year for diversity.