When Do i know if its in the veg cycle and bloom cycle

[OreO]

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OreO Reviewed by OreO on 04-12-2005. When Do i know if its in the veg cycle and bloom cycle nfm Rating: 5

[del...]

outdoor plants usually begin showing preflowers by mid-july, or soon after alternating branching is underway. until those preflowers begin producing more on top of each other you can consider the plant in veg...timing is mostly dependant on the strain so an exact or even a close date would only be a guess. but usually, in my area anyway, i can expect flowering to begin around the end of july to mid-august and ending 8-10 weeks later or no later than end of october (frost), for the strains i grow...mostly indica. many strains are done by mid to end of september too and a very few early in august. add weeks to another month for sativa's (in general...the grower must know what s/he is looking for too)

[OreO]

Well what happens if your seeds growth limit goes up to 8-9 weeks, and i am going to start early may. Then when?

[del...]

the plants will follow their natural cycle

seed growth limit...huh?

[OreO]

Like it says it will take 8-9 weeks for it to be fully grown

[del...]

where do you get 'fully grown' tho? there is no way a cannabis plant is fully grown in that short of time...they can get quite huge, eh? i think it's our wording that's causing confusion here...

but it really doesn't matter outdoors...the plants will do their thing in their own time. planting an older plant will not bloom any faster than one just started...but it will be much bigger!

[OreO]

i see, thank u