Clone flowering too soon

[stinkbudd]

I few weeks before I kicked my WW into flowering, I topped her. I took the top 4 inches off and rooted her. She has been rooted for a month now and is almost 6 inches tall in small bubbler bucket under cool florecent lighting. She is very healthy and thriving, however I noticed today when changing her nutes she has a small cluster of about 10-12 hairs in the center. I'm pretty sure she is flowering. There are two other areas further down that are forming a cluster of hairs ( about 4 or 5 hairs) She still is on a 18/6 cycle along with several other clones (which are not doing this) She's too small to be flowering, right? What do I need to do with her now?

stinkbudd Reviewed by stinkbudd on 01-04-2007. Clone flowering too soon I few weeks before I kicked my WW into flowering, I topped her. I took the top 4 inches off and rooted her. She has been rooted for a month now and is almost 6 inches tall in small bubbler bucket under cool florecent lighting. She is very healthy and thriving, however I noticed today when changing her nutes she has a small cluster of about 10-12 hairs in the center. I'm pretty sure she is flowering. There are two other areas further down that are forming a cluster of hairs ( about 4 or 5 hairs) Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Well for sure she should not be actually autoflowering, phew.
But weird, that's unusually heavy preflower development!
You could always switch your veg room over to 24/0 and increase the N to discourage any thoughts of early flowering among your girls.
BTW that plant looks very nice.

[stinkbudd]

So I switch to 24 hours. I don't think I'll mess with her nutes tho. I barely just started her on some a couple of weeks ago, Just a worm casting and kelp tea that was really watered down and her tips fried. My husband freaked out about it. She recovered quite nicely tho except the flowering part.

[invision]

its preflowers, remember clones are the same age of the mother so it will show hairs sooner than normal