smokeallday

hey all,...i have 2 plants about 12 inches tall...and i just threw them into flowering...i am growing them indoors and its goin good and all but they smell bad...even before i put them into flower...this is not good at all...my odor control isnt helping and i cant afford anything else...my other choice is to switch them outdoors...i wasnt planning this at all...and now im bummed lol...worked so hard to get my plants where they are now. so ya it being june it being june 14th...i think we have 15 hours of daylight and 9 hours darkness outside here in massachusetts...so will putting my plants outside switch em to veg again?? probably huh...but i gotta do what i gotta do...cuz even tho i love my marijuana last thing i want is to get busted in my apartment...i know of a good place nearby outside so thats not bad...
and there both female too so thats good, just lettin ya know more info...
and another thing...there growin under flouros....thanks

-keep in the shade at first
-and watch out for bugs

thats pretty much all i can do when i put em out right???

anything i forgot or tips would help guys...

thanks

Mr. E.

Putting them outdoors may or may not switch them back to veg, depending mostly on the strain. But yeah, probably. Do you know what kind they are? What kind of odor control are you using? Maybe there's a way to improve on it?

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Island

Hmm, depending on where you live I would say it's either too late or you could do it, in southern tempertures you can but probly not in northern/mild weather type climates unless you started them before June, making sure they were on 24-7 lighting for about 15 days.


I can help you a little more if you describe your climate.

outdoors

Outdoors flowering is determined by day/night length. It has nothing to do with strain, 'cept for the new auto flower strains.
Put 'em out there smokeallday, you got nothing to lose. They will reveg and then flower and bud out from there. If you feel you have a safe place outdoors, whatre ya waitin' for? If you can put them out in the early morning, that's best... if you can offer them a smooth transition of out for a few hours at first and then having that period of time lengthen each day until a week later when they are in the ground full time, outside. This is a good tried and true method which might not be available to you.
Good luck.
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smokeallday

thanks all for your tips...i decided to put them outside tomorrow...i just hope it turns out ok...before frost gets here...maybe itll work out better then expected...catipillers are really bad this year...tons of em...so i gotta take some steps in pest control...thanx!

Mr. E.

Well, not to be disagreeable... but actually, yeah.. it does.

Some strains that have been bred for years indoors get confused when you move them out, and any reduction of their daylengh under 16-18 hours or so will make them flower (but weakly). Some kinds pretty much refuse to switch back once flowering has been initiated, and others don't seem to know how to flower outdoors on their own, and need to be forced indoors or they wont bloom outside at all (like William's Wonder). But yeah those are pretty unusual. In general, if the days are 15 hours long right now it should go back into veg for a bit, then bloom again.

Best of luck Smoke, hope you'll keep us posted!

- Mr. E.

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