Early God Bud

[PoT@HoLiK]

Heres one for ya. I have a beautiful God growing in my back yard that I transplanted middle of may, and by 4/20 my lady was budding. Shes ready for harvest in a few more weeks.
Now for the back history, I grew her full cycle from seed, and then rejuvenated her for 2 months under 18 hours Halide lighting, and then transplanted her outside. Now where I am, were getting 18+ hours of sunlight a day. If anyone can help lend some insight into this wonderful phenomenon it would be greatly appreciated.

Happily High,

PoTaHoLiK :stoned:

PoT@HoLiK Reviewed by PoT@HoLiK on 07-06-2007. Early God Bud Heres one for ya. I have a beautiful God growing in my back yard that I transplanted middle of may, and by 4/20 :) my lady was budding. Shes ready for harvest in a few more weeks. Now for the back history, I grew her full cycle from seed, and then rejuvenated her for 2 months under 18 hours Halide lighting, and then transplanted her outside. Now where I am, were getting 18+ hours of sunlight a day. If anyone can help lend some insight into this wonderful phenomenon it would be greatly Rating: 5

[jsn9333]

You say you moved the plants out in May, and by April she was budding. That makes no sense. April is before May, bro.

Anyway, to answer your question nonetheless, if you take a mature plant grown under 18+ hourse of light indoors and move it outside in March-May, then the plant will start to flower becaues the sunlight at that time mimics the Fall. This is a good way to avoid the prying eyes of the law, who look for mature plants in the Fall since that is when outdoor grows naturally flower.

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[PoT@HoLiK]

haha ya i meant march thanks for the info tho i thought they had to start the 12 hour cycle before they flowered. Shes gettin 18 + right now, and since I planted Her