Quote Originally Posted by goliath808
im growing an outdoor plant and its been growing since mid september, i know this is late to start up an outdoor plant but its my first one and im just testing it out(yes im a novice).. my plant is about 8 inches tall and started flowering 2 weeks ago (i know this is small) however i still think its in the pre flower state. my plant gets direct sunlight from when the sun comes up about 6:30am till around 4, and indirect sunlight from 4 till the sun goes down about 6:30 pm. just wondering if the indirect sun will still keep my plant photosynthesizing? but besides that what i really wanna find out is how much bigger will the plant get before its ready to harvest? im scared that being that its so short it wont grow much taller nor produce much of the finished product. if anybody can give me feedback it would be much appreciated, thanks!
ps. i started my plant indoors w/o lightbulbs. its been like that in a small starter pot and for about 3 weeks and by a window for light, which is why i think its so short, and i transplanted it to a bigger pot and put it outside and its been so for about a month, in that month its growth sped up rapidly, from about 2 inches to 8 inches (a lot faster then it was doing indoors) im not using any fertelizers but doing it all organic (decomposing fruit and trimmings in the soil and adding worms to the soil) i hope this information will help.

Well im not sure where ya live, but one good frost and she's dead. It would grow around a 1/3 bigger, but if its as cold as it is here, you will be lucky to get anything. If you could get some cfl's and bring it in, im sure it would get bigger and a yield.

If i knew where you are it might help:thumbsup:


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