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    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    I Took in a few babies for a friend who didn't have the room for them, when they came they seemed very stressed and were about 6-8inches tall. After re-potting into a good soil and large pots i placed them under a 600w light to veg them up and run the light for 18 hrs on.
    The plants are now 3 weeks old and have stopped vegging and started budding!
    Don't get me wrong they are nice looking plants, very healthy now just very small with LOADS of buds appearing!
    Anyone know how to stop the budding process or postpone it so they can veg up a bit more first, the buds are only just starting so there might be time to do something??

    Cheers Martyn
    :hippy:"Give Respect to Get Respect":thumbsup:
    MartynWales Reviewed by MartynWales on . 2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early, I Took in a few babies for a friend who didn't have the room for them, when they came they seemed very stressed and were about 6-8inches tall. After re-potting into a good soil and large pots i placed them under a 600w light to veg them up and run the light for 18 hrs on. The plants are now 3 weeks old and have stopped vegging and started budding! Don't get me wrong they are nice looking plants, very healthy now just very small with LOADS of buds appearing! Anyone know how to stop the Rating: 5

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    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    Quote Originally Posted by MartynWales
    I Took in a few babies for a friend who didn't have the room for them, when they came they seemed very stressed and were about 6-8inches tall. After re-potting into a good soil and large pots i placed them under a 600w light to veg them up and run the light for 18 hrs on.
    The plants are now 3 weeks old and have stopped vegging and started budding!
    Don't get me wrong they are nice looking plants, very healthy now just very small with LOADS of buds appearing!
    Anyone know how to stop the budding process or postpone it so they can veg up a bit more first, the buds are only just starting so there might be time to do something??

    Cheers Martyn
    :hippy:"Give Respect to Get Respect":thumbsup:
    Hi Martyn,
    I'm a noobie at this too, but I will attempt this from all the reading I have done. This forum is amazing at getting ones learning curve accelerated! It is probably too late to get them back to vegging. It could be done with the 18/6 lighting, but you run a huge risk of stressing the plants so bad that they go hermaphrodite on you and result in ruining the crop. If you have a bunch of girls there now showing buds, at 3 weeks old they are just a bit early but not too bad. I would let them keep going at this point. Put the lights on 12/12 and see what happens. They should just about double in size from the point they are at now in the flowering stage.

    Good luck with your grow! :thumbsup:

    Emmie

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    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    Thanks for that... all the reading i have done leads me to the same conclusion! I was just hoping that as this site had a lot of useful info there was someone out there with a secrete solution LOL (well we can but try!) anyway thats the way i will go , complete another week cycle at 18/6 and then switch to 12/12 with a high nitrate feed to keep the stress levels down and hope they double in size.

    Thanks for ya help and advice...

    Martyn
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    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    Welcome to the forum. :hippy:

    Here's an excellent resource on this site that you should check out.

    Hope it serves you well.
    if you\'re going through hell, keep going

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    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    is it an auto-flower strain like lowrider? 18/6 will not usually stress to flower, dark periods are actually recovery times. they need sleep also. in clones they can tend to form up a little bit, which does wonders for your flowering time vs. seed, so as long as they arent forming actuall bud sites its ok. a pic would be helpful as well.

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    Junior Member

    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    Hey MartynWales, the plant will almost triple in size the first few weeks of flowering. So your two foot plant should end up somewhere around 4-6 and the buds will begin to stretch as well later in the flowering phase.

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    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    Plants go through growth-spurts just like kids. If you are using a 600w light, you won't want to let the plants get much taller in the growth phase, than they are now. Depending on the strain, the plants can double, tripple, quadruple in size once in flower. (Hybrids usually double or tripple) Effective light only extends about 4-5 feet with a 600 watter, so lower regions of the plant will start to fade as the light gets further away.

    Quote Originally Posted by emilya
    I'm a noobie at this too, but I will attempt this from all the reading I have done.
    :wtf:

    Quote Originally Posted by emilya
    It is probably too late to get them back to vegging.
    Wrong. Unless it's an autoflower strain, you can keep plants vegging for years. Check-out the re-vegging thread link in my signature.

    Quote Originally Posted by emilya
    but you run a huge risk of stressing the plants so bad that they go hermaphrodite on you and result in ruining the crop.
    I think it would be a great idea to know what you're talking about before you risk leading other's astray.
    Gossip is done in the lounge. Not in the growroom.

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    Senior Member

    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
    Wrong. Unless it's an autoflower strain, you can keep plants vegging for years. Check-out the re-vegging thread link in my signature.

    I think it would be a great idea to know what you're talking about before you risk leading other's astray.

    Gossip is done in the lounge. Not in the growroom.

    You are right Rusty. My apologies. I have far too little experience to be trying to offer advice here. My enthusiasm for what I think I have learned so far got me carried away with trying to help. Lesson learned. Bad girl is now sitting in the corner listening to her elders as she should have been doing. Thank you for your push in the right direction. I have changed my signature line to reflect what I have learned here today. I might be young and full of vinegar, but I can be taught. --Emmie

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    Senior Member

    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    Quote Originally Posted by emilya

    You are right Rusty. My apologies. I have far too little experience to be trying to offer advice here. My enthusiasm for what I think I have learned so far got me carried away with trying to help. Lesson learned. Bad girl is now sitting in the corner listening to her elders as she should have been doing. Thank you for your push in the right direction. I have changed my signature line to reflect what I have learned here today. I might be young and full of vinegar, but I can be taught. --Emmie
    dont apologize to him. anytime you stress a plant it will express its opportunity for survival, via hermies. this is how 99.9% female seeds are created...stress. yes you can reveg ive done it, i just wont chance losing prize clones to hermies. that is of course if im not starting a breeding program.

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    2ft Plants Starting to Bud too Early,

    Quote Originally Posted by MEDEDCANNABIS
    dont apologize to him. anytime you stress a plant it will express its opportunity for survival, via hermies. this is how 99.9% female seeds are created...stress. yes you can reveg ive done it, i just wont chance losing prize clones to hermies. that is of course if im not starting a breeding program.
    Perhaps you should sit-back, learn the process, and know what you're talking about before stepping-in and showing us your lack of knowledge. :thumbsup:

    Breeding program...? Lol.

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