OUTDOOR GROWING QUESTION

[dwin863]

I started my plants indoors in Dec. and when I put them outside they are now trying to go into bloom. Should I do nothing and let them pull out of it by themselfs or should I trim away where the buds are trying to form. I have been told to do these things by different people, some say one and some say the other, but I would like some sound advice. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

dwin863 Reviewed by dwin863 on 05-14-2007. OUTDOOR GROWING QUESTION I started my plants indoors in Dec. and when I put them outside they are now trying to go into bloom. Should I do nothing and let them pull out of it by themselfs or should I trim away where the buds are trying to form. I have been told to do these things by different people, some say one and some say the other, but I would like some sound advice. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Rating: 5

[keeko]

let them do their thing, cutting the buds will stress the plant too much

[highguyinny]

Yeah, definitely... One of my dealers gets a lot of his shit from people who start growing their plants inside and then transplant them outdoors when it starts getting warmer in Spring or Summer. Sometimes it just takes some adjusting for the plants, that's all.

[BlackBerry]

let em grow
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[twoguysupnorth]

i had the same thing happen w/2 plants. they started showing about a week ago, or thats when i noticed it. you cant tell now, they are back to normal like nothing happened.

[ferd]

i put mine outside after i cloned. it took awile for new veg to start growing but it has. the only problem i have is that the leaves are now growing one or three fingers instead of the seven to nine it once was. has anyone ever heard of this?

[twoguysupnorth]

i dont know how far yours got into blooming, but thats whats happening with the 1 and 3 leaves. you probably started budding because there wasnt enough daylight yet, now the days are getting longer and its trying to revegitate again. the choice is yours but i would leave them if they werent fully budded out.

[ferd]

well i started to bud but i decided to make space by putting outside. i cloned before i did. and all the new groth is the 1 and 3 leaves. i figured it would be a phase going through so much stress. we'll see what happens

[twoguysupnorth]

ok, i thought you put them out as newly vegging clones, which mine were but the short daylight hrs started them anyway. like i said the hairs have disapeared and looks like a regular plant now. it is a stage, a couple of yrs ago i harvested a couple plants that i had in pots and saved the two tiny branches at the bottom (in the fall) put them back under florescents, they did this wierd leaf thing too but grew back. i never had a second harvest though because i got scared and pulled them. i thought i had a bad roomie situation. good luck with yours.