season over for outdoor flowering?

[yeskaa]

i have a question
a friends grow setup is gone but he still has some plants that are bout a month or less into flower
now if he puts them in pots and outdoors will they finish up being spring is over


hes in california

yeskaa Reviewed by yeskaa on 10-27-2005. season over for outdoor flowering? i have a question a friends grow setup is gone but he still has some plants that are bout a month or less into flower now if he puts them in pots and outdoors will they finish up being spring is over hes in california Rating: 5

[mafia819]

Hi,

If your friend re-pot these plants at this stage it may not be a good idea since the plants could suffer from transplant shock, stunt and stop flowering (budding) for at least a week or 2... plus, if they are rooted in the ground outdoor your going to break alot of roots and plants will suffer alot and perhaps you could only get the yield that these currently has and thats it :/
I don't know about weather in Cali, but i guess you could let them finish outdoor without much problem as long as the nights arent falling below 55F for the next month.

Rule of thumb: Never transplant when flowering/budding as begun.

Hope this help!

Good Luck & Happy Harvest!

[yeskaa]

he had no choise but to pot them and put them outside..grow setup moved ...they were originally hydo
i just wasent sure if seasons meant anything growing outside now being winters arrived...theres no rain or cold yet ,,hes in southern Cal

iv grow outside plenty of times but during the spring

[mafia819]

Like i said if temp isnt going to fall below 55F or at the most 50F he should be ok to finish them without problem because the sun is still good in Cali on winter