removing plants that are flowering out of direct sun

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Elgrande

Active Member

• Oct 5, 2010

• #1

ok, so i have one last plant and it's flowering, most probably week 6 or 7, it has about 9 hours of direct sunlight now. if i move it to somewhere where there is only a few hours of sun, will that screw up the flowering process?

 

Talrox

Well-Known Member

• Oct 5, 2010

• #2

I'm gonna say yes because when a plant is outside they never truly get darkness untill the sun is gone if you shift it out of the direct sunlight it has now you could compromise the late day sun on it.

 

odbsmydog

Well-Known Member

• Oct 5, 2010

• #3

you well just get smaller, airier buds.

 

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Elgrande

Active Member

• Oct 5, 2010

• #4

Talrox said:

I'm gonna say yes because when a plant is outside they never truly get darkness untill the sun is gone if you shift it out of the direct sunlight it has now you could compromise the late day sun on it.

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there will still be light from the sun, but no direct sun - would that help at all? i'm just getting a bit paranoid

i posted my pics here:

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https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/328642-want-know-if-your-plants-356.html

let me know p l e a s e - i don't need the neigbours finding out - and yes, they are all dickheads 360 degrees around me

 

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zwh02

Well-Known Member

• Oct 5, 2010

• #5

It won't screw up or stop flowering, though your buds will be smaller.