[beaver50]

Im n eastern,KY
I have 2 plants of different breeds n heavy flowering.Small buds are on the 2 plants.The other plants of the same breed have not even showed sex yet.Is this or has it happened to any body else?Also what would cause this?

[packerfan79]

Originally Posted by beaver50

Im n eastern,KY
I have 2 plants of different breeds n heavy flowering.Small buds are on the 2 plants.The other plants of the same breed have not even showed sex yet.Is this or has it happened to any body else?Also what would cause this?

That's strange days are pretty long for flowering? Are they sativa, or landraces that come from a different latitude? Autoflowers would do this.

[Cool Moe]

Current length of day in Louisville is 14 hrs 40 mins, days are a little shorter still in the sourthern part of the state but both should be long enough to not be in flower especially with the days still getting longer. Like packer says, autoflower strain could be one reason, rootbound plants in a pot that is too small could be another.

[WelderDan]

Did you go from 24 lighting to outdoors? As has been mentioned already, root bound plants will sometimes go into flower.

What strain(s) are you running? Some plants just need less dark hours than others to flower.

[Douglas.Curtis]

They all have equal access to light and they're all the same cuts... or do you have shade action going on or working with seed plants?

[beaver50]

There not auto.There all skunk and the 2nd is Ak 47 kush.I did go from 24 hrs to outside.There all getting the same light pretty sure.I have them in a spot were they get the same light.Them 2 might be getting less from some weeds thats around.But not that much less that they would flower.There nit root bound,I dug a 3X3 foot whole for each.But I have 5 skunk and 3 Ak 47.One of each are flowering and there about 3 feet apart from each other.There has 2 be something about the spot.Would you say??

[beaver50]

I started seeds and went from there.

[packerfan79]

When you run seeds your better off to try to match the light cycle while starting inside, this is most likely your problem. My suggestion would be to give some artificial light during the night. If running lights to your plants, a strong handheld spotlight could help, light up each plant for 10 to 15 minutes or more if you are able. This should be enough to stop flowering. That being said it may be to late to have a bumper crop. Give it a shot anyways. Or start new seeds

[Gizmo]

hello guys so to begin seeds indoor under 24/0 and put the plants outdoor later is not a good idea ? does a 18/6 cycle better ? i have young plants in 24/0 indoor right now and would like to put them outdoor in a month, the flowering only begin mid july/early august here, maybe i should flip to 18 hours now what do you think ?

[marmarb]

I switched to 16/8 for 2 weeks them put them outdoors than you won't have
This problem in the future