NEED ADVICE OUTDOOR PLANT

[Missoutdoor]

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It's now sept 24 and my outdoor plant looks like this am i doing somthing wrong should i bring them in at night and put them in a closet with a fan on it to give the 12 hours of dark and then put it back outside for the day time is tht ok or should i just leave it outside till the end of oct please need some advice.

Missoutdoor Reviewed by Missoutdoor on 09-25-2012. NEED ADVICE OUTDOOR PLANT 286885286886 It's now sept 24 and my outdoor plant looks like this am i doing somthing wrong should i bring them in at night and put them in a closet with a fan on it to give the 12 hours of dark and then put it back outside for the day time is tht ok or should i just leave it outside till the end of oct please need some advice. Rating: 5

[XXXJAYXXX]

Looks like they are doing ok, maybe a little on the small side... make sure the temp isnt getting too low at night.. any lower than 60-65 and I would bring them inside. Also make sure they are in a nice dark spot if you leave them outside at night.. light from a nearby window or street light will effect the photoperiod! Are you feeding them anything? You might wanna try at least a one part food like Maxibloom from GH... something designed for flowering plants :-)

[Missoutdoor]

No i am not feeding them anything .. this is the first time growing. will they be ok with no food where do i buy it .
Also how much longer do you think it will take to grow,

[XXXJAYXXX]

They will probably survive with no food.. but you will notice a BIG difference if you feed them a little bit :-) Any hydroponics store will sell quality food. Maxibloom from GH is a 1 part food.. super easy.. just add water and feed. I have found the ph is usually a little low with it.. so you may want to get some pH up and a little testing kit as well.. pH is VERY important for healthy plants :-) If you want to take a little more time and care with it you can move up to a 2 or 3 part food system.. it requires a little more attention to detail because you need to mix the food from a few different containers in different amounts etc.. but your plants will perform better with this type of feeding! Those look like they are maybe 3 to 4 weeks into bud.. you will have at least another 4-5 weeks or longer depending on the strain :-)