My plants are flowering,45 days outdoors, should i pull them out??????

[Purplesmokeman]

I started from 4 inch clones 45 days ago. I'm in California USA, I planted the clones on 3-09-06....It's about 45 days later, they are about 10 inches tall and are flowering. It looks like if they are in day 16 of 12/12....


I have done indoor growing in the past, and the plants just grew until I changed the light cycle to 12/12.


Is this normal, that the plants start flowering early, but will still grow OK. Should I get some new clones and start all over?

Please advise!

Thanks.
Purplesmokeman

[jonster]

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Because your worried that your plants are flowering early you want to start over?
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[Cody3]

i know what he means... its just cause the weather sucks in cali right now... (where im from too) outdoor is always messed up when u got a late winter... PM me where u live in cali i might be able to help u out..

[OVERGROWER]

A plant will flower if put out in the early spring because the sun is still not giveing enough hours to veg.. A lot of people put clones outside in the early spring to flower than harvest most of the bud leave the plant and let it reveg all summer and harvest again..