Force Flowering Outdoors.

[Garden Knowm]

bringing plant inside can be a big mistake.. especially if you forget to brinig them outside.. I have seen yields reduced. and plants stretch .. because they were not brought outside promply.. It was SAD!!!! and a waste.... you know whats worse than a vegging plant stretching..?

A flowering plant stretching.. the buds loose ..LOOOOOSE.... LOOOOOOOSE


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Garden Knowm Reviewed by Garden Knowm on 01-08-2006. Force Flowering Outdoors. Sorry, I know I should have posted this in the outdoor section, but hardly anybody posts there. So here is my question I am located at about 58'N up in Scotland, the strains I will be using are Dutch Passion-Holland's Hope which has a flowering time of 8 Weeks, and Dutch Passion-Passion#1(Amstel gold) which has a flowering time of 6 weeks, now I was wondering if I started them Indoors mid may time and transplanted them at about the end of may early june time will I have to force flower the Rating: 5

[daima]

keep your plants mobile and you can end your worries.

[Brittoker]

keep your plants mobile and you can end your worries.

Yea that's what I'm gonna do, I'll just put the pot's into the ground instead of planting the plants directly into the earth. :rasta: :thumbsup: