Early outdoor forced flowering

Caloran

Active Member
I have one plant that I am not moving indoors to force flowering. Once she starts showing signs of flowering I was planning on letting all the other ladies just sit outside and ride it out to harvest. Do you guys think there is a problem with this plan?
I did this at the end of last season. I waited though until the days had less then 14 hours of sunlight before I left them out to finish. Didnt notice any real slowdown and they still finished really nice, pulling roughly 4-5 onzes from a 5 gallon pot.
 

obijohn

Well-Known Member
Just an update after I originally started the topic. I asked because my friend had too many plants and knew she was going to run out of room before fall in her outdoor area.

All her plants were put out from inside middle of May and within a few weeks all were showing popcorn buds. Figured two sativas would be slow to bud anyway, so she took them into the garage every night at sundown, then put them back out every morning at 8:30. They were ready by mid July, had very dense buds and sticky as shit, and top notch quality.

So it works great, and seems the more direct summer sun and heat really helps bud and thc production
 
Top