General Cultivation Q&A

So basically I acquired 4 clones a few months back I straight away put them outside in coco they started to grow well and about almost 2 months ago it started to flower early. I was confused because the daylight is getting longer and I assumed it would just go back into vegging. The longest it seemed to go into flowering was about 3 weeks and it’s just stayed sorta like that for a good month now I’ll put up photos if someone could shed some light as to what the hell is going on with them please let me know. Are they going to keep this weird flowering that doesn’t seem to get any bigger or fatter or is it trying to revert back to vegging ?

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How long on average does everyone stay vege cycle for? Sent from my SM-G900I using Tapatalk

Hey guys, I posted here earlier this year for some advice on my 1st grow, unfortunately there was an unexpected medical problem and I was unable to continue. I still have most of the seeds I bought then, unfortunately IDK which are which. They are all Southern Star strains: Rhino Cookies (GSC x White Rhino), Texas Guinan (ECSD and Mr. Nice Mango haze) and Nice Chunk (G13 x Hashplant x B-Chunk) If i had to guess i would say it is the Rhino Cookies but only because of the extremely chunky fans and tight inter nodes. I actually want the fucker to stretch a bit before flip haha so I can hopefully take some clones. This Plant is about 3 weeks old and it has been a little…

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Hi all, I've been trying to soak up as much information as I can about growing and I'm taking my first steps to making it all happen. The influx of information has been completely overwhelming which I'm sure it was for you all when you first started so I want to make my first grow as basic and stress free as possible. I have a few questions that I would really appreciate if you guys could give me some clarity. I live in Victoria so it's quickly approaching summer time. Not to go into to much detail but I want to use a small cheap green house to grow 2 or so auto plants die to privacy concerns, I want the greenhouse to conceal the plants. 1) Will growing in a green h…

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Ok so how do you guys that grow in pots in grow tents measure how much nutrients to feed your plants is it the same but you have a deep saucer.? Posted from the OZ Stoners mobile app