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As the title says, my plants went into flowering stage very early. It happened when I changed them from indoor halogen to outdoor in early May. Some of them started flowering and never stopped. They are now mostly finished budding, and suddenly popped back into Veg. You can see in the pictures...

Ok cool thanks for the info. I had some pH problems about 3 weeks ago so I think the added stress and early spring placement could have pushed them to flower early. Since then they have been very healthy once I was able to balance the pH.

So I started my plants indoor as clones under 18 hrs light /6 hrs dark fluorescent lights. Moved them outside March 25th or so. They've been thriving well, but it appears to me that some of them have started budding. This is only my second grow so I could be mistaken, but I have pistils coming...

So yesterday I bought 20 gallons of distilled water, and watered the plants since the majority of stores in the area were already closed. Today I bought a bluelab ph pen from a local hydroponic store, as well as some pH down. Should I continue flushing my plants with a 6.2 ph water? or would it...

All i have currently for a tester is the rapitest soil test kit, which is a little vial and some powder you mix with your water/nuts. Sounds like I'll be making the investment for a good Ph meter tomorrow as well.

Ok great, that's kind of what I assumed as I concluded the tests this evening, but I didn't want to go pouring more chemicals in if I didn't need to. Appears I do.

And lastly I just did a PH test on the tap water and its over 8.0(high as my tester goes). Should I be using a PH down for this?

Just completed a PH test on my nutrient and tap water mixture and found that the PH was a little high on that as well. All organic fox farm nuts with week 3 mixture (6tsp grow big, 2 tsp big bloom per gallon of water) and that tested at 7.0ph

I also just did a PH test of my soil and it is reading at a solid 8 with a mixture style cheap tester.

I'm currently using Fox Farm Trio nutrients grow big (6-4-4) big bloom (2-8-4) tiger bloom (0.01-0.3-0.7)

Hello, I have a medical grow here in Washington State, and I've having some issues with my plants over the last couple of weeks. I've made some adjustments but I fear I may have applied to much nutrients in the process. To begin with this is outdoor, we are about 5 weeks in. There are THREE...