Quote Originally Posted by Bataleon420
Im new to growing, but since no one else posted, I will try and help. I don't advice poking a stick through, but if there are bud sites growing, she is flowering, and the only thing you can do is wait. If you were trying to get it to go into flowering from vegetative, you would need to alter the amount of sunlight, but being outdoor that may be difficult. Try using some bloom boosting nutes. Fox Farm Tiger Bloom is what I was using, or else something with less nitrogen and more of the others. Boost the plants with nutes, but be sure not to overdue it, start with 1/3 or 1/2 the recomended doses, but get some quality nutes pumping through her and it will boost the buds ! Hope that helped, any more questions and I will try my best to answer them.
That's good advice.:thumbsup:
Outdoors, the sun is "calling the shots".

Some low-strength bloom nute will help, but what is most required here, is patience.
No worry, sounds like she's right on time.

N.E. U.S. outdoors, just started budding last week.


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Weezard
Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on . a little help needed ! i have an 8 foot tall g-13 marked quicksilver or something it was on the packet she has been growing outside through everything in the shed for a year this october but all the research i have done leads me to beleive that it will flower end of aug - oct whe it was young there was one definate male and one definate famale the male is upstairs in a room and is produ cing some sort of bud like appenditures at the top of it theylook like bud but could be seed i have seen a grow a mate did once Rating: 5