help, my girls are blooming!

[ReeferMadness]

Hey guy's,

 

does anyone know how to speed up the re-vegging process outside?

 

I took 20 odd cuttings of MAZAR (afghan x skunk) and rooted them under fluoros

24/7 then I hardened them off for 2weeks in my hothouse before putting them out

on October 20 (Tassie)

 

As soon as they went outside they went into bloom and although they have grown about

12inches since, they are still budding!

 

Does anyone know of anyway to speed up the re-vegging process?

 

ideas please?

 

cheers

[WantDaChronic]

nitrogen will prolong the vegetative state a bit so use a N dominate fert and they should grow a bit for ya....

 

apart from that all i know is to get more light on the plants but being outdoors i wouldnt have the faintest idea how u could go about that :scratchin

[Tom]

As you had them under 24/0 they have reacted to the shorter light period outside and gone into flowering mode, they should revert to veg within a few weeks.

 

[F420]

TOm is right on,

 

Also you could put them back under your lights, put the lights on to 18/6 and wait for new growth, then slowly decrease the light period until it is rougly that of the normal daylight.

Yes use something high in nitrogen as it helps to reveg a plant, hmm a bit of superthrive will help stop the plants stress.

[ReeferMadness]

hey there again,

 

thanks for your advice guys, much appreciated!

 

I'll foliar feed for the next couple of weeks with a N booster and

see how I go.

 

Superthrive's been helping as well.

 

I wish i could put them back under lights but their well and truly in the ground

now so no can do.

 

Why, with all of today's technology, we can't just set the sun to come up and go down

at our beck and call has got me fucked. (Just a dumb, stoned, thought)

 

anyway I'll try and get some pics posted shortly

 

all the best with your grows

 

reefer

[Tom]

I wish i could put them back under lights but their well and truly in the ground

now so no can do.

They'll be fine, just hope you're not on the west coast, it probably hasn't finished snowing there yet. ::