first grow kinda confused...

[bigsamjoon]

well i started this whole thing thinking it would never get this far and here i am... i started a single seedling of master bubba kush in october... she grew outdoors for a month really slowly... then i swapped her indoor under some cfl bulbs,

shes about 28" tall now and has been on a 12/12 scheduele for about a month and a half now and im starting to see little budding coming out,

im a little confused though, i read online in these forums how people are growing for 2 months... flowering for 6 weeks and they're plants look 10 times, fuller in a sense, comparing to mine... as much as i research its not coming clear to me how much longer my process should take or what im doing wrong...
any help would be awesome!!!

any growers in or local around orange county ca, i could use your help!!!! thanks guys/gals

bigsamjoon Reviewed by bigsamjoon on 02-19-2008. first grow kinda confused... well i started this whole thing thinking it would never get this far and here i am... i started a single seedling of master bubba kush in october... she grew outdoors for a month really slowly... then i swapped her indoor under some cfl bulbs, shes about 28" tall now and has been on a 12/12 scheduele for about a month and a half now and im starting to see little budding coming out, im a little confused though, i read online in these forums how people are growing for 2 months... flowering Rating: 5

[M.B.A.]

pix would help, what size pot? nutes?

[bigsamjoon]

ill get the pix up later tonight... im not home so i cant take pix... but ill get them up tonight for sure... thanks

[stinkyattic]

Under photoperiod stress, your plant may show strange flowering schedules. You started in October, when nights were already long enough to force flowering. But your plant was not sexually mature yet. Then you brought it inside under a different schedule. Now you are on the flowering schedule, but the plant is acting funky.
You should read up on a basic indoor grow procedure, like the one linked in my sig, or like a grow log. You'll see howyou need to plan your light cycle to make your plants GROW when you want and FLOWER when you want.