Trichs forming on plants vegging for 3 months?

I was supposed to move to a new place mid november. That won't happen until this monday. This lady has been vegging for 3 months and I noticed trichs and new hair growth but no buds. These are cuts from one pheno which I have been topping to take cuts from (no mother) for about a year. I have some younger plants (same pheno) that are not showing this at all. Is it ok for me to keep vegging until I can move monday or do these need to be flipped ASAP? Obviously I was hoping to wait to move before flipping but if I have to I will. Thank you.
 

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Labs Dexter

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anyone else familiar with this?
I have a friend who's had same things he panicked and thaut he had autos lol

but just mature it's just normal mate, that's one way to find out the sex or

some people force their plant's/or clone to show sex by sticking them in 12/12 untill sex is showing...

Like said above some potential there I never seen so meny hairs in one node..
But then again never vegd one for that long :bigjoint:
 

Dr. Who

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anyone else familiar with this?
The longer it veg's, the more they do that. Cannabis is an annual plant. It's life cycle is completed in a single season. While that is the case. You can veg far longer then 3 months and still flower it out with no negative effects,,,,,,If you have the space.

looks like it started to flower and was revegged. Any pics of the whole plant?
I don't see that at all!

What I do see are 3 leaf sets.....That tells me the plant is not stable (stressed) and that can effect the plant developing the above condition too!
In easy terms, the plant, due to the stress it has been under is getting desperate to make "babies" as it feels it is in trouble and may not finish right..It is attempting to rush things and can't because of the light times not producing the bloom hormones it needs to actually bloom. It can be flowered like this but it will not reach the full potential of the plant. It will not "harm" the plant to flower in this stressed condition, in fact the plant will really take off kinda quickly when flipped - normal bloom time will be in effect.....I would not flower any plant until it throws 5 leaf sets. An indication that it is NOT stressed.

A pic of the whole plant would be more revealing on this. OR if the plant does have 5 leaf sets forming on the new growth - your golden!

Like I said. The plant will bloom out ok if not.
 
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