Raising "Outdoor" in pot's is really tricky! Sounds as if their "cycle" has been disturbed; i.e in Nature we find "X" amount of Light, "X" amount of Dark;
let's substitute 12 for X,eh? O.K.; Assuming "everything" you do is perfect, you still have very different conditions than;
1. Plants in well prepared 'soil".
2. Plants in well prepared soil,in adequate containers, grown in a Grow-tent, with highly regulated; breeze/ CO2/ Warmth/ Light Spectrum's
3. You've got many more variables doing what you're doing.
Would truly suggest spending some time "watching" other's grow on YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.. Many; generous donations of techniques/ knowledge there.
Michael Oliver Reviewed by Michael Oliver on . time in the sun I am raising 2 WW girls and have them outside during the day in direct sunlight all day, is this to much light? should I give them so much direct sunlight or should I be limiting direct exposure to time in the shade? I ask because on my flowering plant I have noticed that some leaves are beginning to turn yellow,they get water everyday and nutes only when absolutely needed. A friend said that it may be caused by to much water but as both plants get everything the same and only the flowering Rating: 5