Damn it. SoCal outdoor grow all flowing.

[mohjong]

Bought some clones and pot them with FoxFarm Ocean Forest and water them with the Grow Big food.
A week later all except one Green Crack flowered....while most of them only about 5" short.

I've planted a blueberry clone in mid Feb and yes it flowered right away also, currently it looks like it's ready to harvest in weeks (maybe 2 grams yield). So I know my current batch of clones won't give much unless there's some kind of trick make them veg?

Help Please.

mohjong Reviewed by mohjong on 03-30-2010. Damn it. SoCal outdoor grow all flowing. Bought some clones and pot them with FoxFarm Ocean Forest and water them with the Grow Big food. A week later all except one Green Crack flowered....while most of them only about 5" short. I've planted a blueberry clone in mid Feb and yes it flowered right away also, currently it looks like it's ready to harvest in weeks (maybe 2 grams yield). So I know my current batch of clones won't give much unless there's some kind of trick make them veg? Help Please. Rating: 5

[redtails]

If you interrupt the night cycle each night for a few minutes they should revert back to veg.

[bigtopsfinn]

Assuming the plants are on your property and near the house, get an outdoor flood light aimed at the plants, set it on a timer and make sure they are getting 18+ hours of light per day. They'll revert back to veg after a couple weeks.

Playing around with light cycles is an easy way to cause hermies. However you don't really have any other options... either this or get new clones and start over with supplemental night time lighting until the days get longer.

[nugrowr]

ive seen some plants flower in the early season before particularly in arkansas where you can hit the early girl season as soon as its warm enough with vegged clones and cut the buds for harvest and sometimes if there hardy enuf they can kick out and veg again... if they make it they will be tough ones..