Flowering sprout?

[gord420]

I have a plant now and its got 1 set of leaves and starting the 2nd its been under 24 hrs since its been germinated if I put it outdoor would it cause it to flower even though its small and hasnt been under 24 hr for that long?

[Headless Hornet]

No.

Light cycles tend to be the main factor in flowering. Ideally something close to 12 hours light/12 hours dark.

Using mother nature's light cycles, you wouldn't probably get bud until some time in the fall.

[gord420]

I figured since it was in 24 hr for a while the 11 hrs of darkness would make it flower. When my plants flower outdoor the time only decreases by minutes each day and they bud so I figured a huge jump of 24/7 to around 11 hrs of darkness would definitely trigger it to flower.


I have another plant outside now that I purposely put under 24 for 2 months and I put it out to get an early harvest and its budding nicely.My dads friend told me to do this because the suns closer to us around this time and the start of summer so when the plants budding it gets stronger sunlight and there alot easier to blend into other plants when everythings still healthy and green in the spring and summer.

[gord420]

does anyone know?