Quick Question For Growers

Outside I believe plants start to flower mid august if I'm not mistaken? But no they automatically change when daylight become shorter than 12 hours. Unless they're auto-flowering, then whenever they are ready.

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Outside, the 12/12 does not apply, that is indoor growing. They will usually start to flower when the daylight gets around 13/14 hours a day or Mid July - August. When you see them start to flower, the only thing you change is the fertilizer, something with less N and more P/K. Good Luck!

 

Ooohh yeah forgot they can flower under like 14-16 hours.

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At this point, yes, autoflower would be best.

 

If You want to flower Your plant before the seasons change, You can put a tarp (no light must shine through) over Your plant. You can even build a stand to hold the tarp about Your plant. Just make sure That the tarp fully covers Your plant from top to bottom.
 
Hope I helped! Also, calculate the timing so it simulates 12/12

 

I felt like getting crafty. After all isn't that part o growing?
 
Here is a picture I made. Takes extra work, but if You want to be discret and flower faster here is what to do.
 
Dig hole
 
Line with plastic
 
Place plant in hole
 
Cover with good plastic
 
Cover plastic with shovel'd grass
 
Bonus points: put a flower in a container over it to be more discrete.
 
Picture: http://i61.tinypic.com/raunig.png

 

Actually it depends where your at in the world. For the most part usa usually august september

buds, bitches and bandos

 

Jesus. That looks like a fuckton of work.

 

Hey, I was feeling crafty.

 

Haha usually people making the plans don't have to worry about the work required anyways

 

Haha, Touche'!