FOWERING @ 2 WEEKS OLD

[KRIS]

i hav a 2 week old female plant and am moving house in about 3 to 5 weeks and don't really won't to take it with me so i was just wondering if i started flowering her now would it be worth it and would she even produce eny buds since she's only 2 weeks old

[phytokind]

Yeah she'll produce buds, just not as much. Go for it.

[KRIS]

SHE WILL THATS WICKED NEWS NICE 1 MATE

[stinkyattic]

Well, she may take longer than you would expect to do it since a 2 week old is still a seedling and not mature.

[BlueBear]

I flipped a 3 week old to flower and it is producing better than it's older sisters. This is not always the case, but do what you have to do.
Adieu

[pwnydanzasmokesdank]

i hav a 2 week old female plant and am moving house in about 3 to 5 weeks and don't really won't to take it with me so i was just wondering if i started flowering her now would it be worth it and would she even produce eny buds since she's only 2 weeks old


if you mean your moving in 3-5 weeks like i think you meant well no, 3-5 weeks is hardly enough time to finish flowering no matter how old the plant is.

[invision]

the plant will only begin to flower when ready it does not matter if your turn the lights 12/12 if its not mature it will not flower and 5 weeks isnt enough time considering they start to produce the most bud production the last 3 weeks

[Markass]

I'd just take it with me.

[budsgood]

Do you know when a plant is ready to flower because the bud sites are JUST starting to form? Or do you wait for other signs?

[Abattoir Dream]

plant it outside near where ur moving too

[Tom Green Thumb]

Take a few clones so when you move you can bring the newly rooted clones with you. They will be small and easy to transport. I don't think budding the plant will produce anything worth while under such a short period of time. I say clone her and then continue at the new place. Hope this helps and good luck on your move!

TGT