Hey everyone! I wanted to post a quick education commentary explaining why cannabis plants that are transplanted outside can start to pre-flower prematurely.
4 responses to “Why Cannabis Plants Prematurely Flower After Transplanting Outside From Inside & How To Prevent It”
Can i put a clone thats been under 24/7 light outside n have it reveg in pot?do i have to have a light on it at night to have it reveg in late May in Los Angeles with 14 hours or just put it out way earlier with less hours in the day n let it get use to the hour change to 14 to reveg or is it gonna stay in veg BEGINNER WITH CLONES 😂
My blue kush always preflowers early June but then it has massive arm length colas come late September…. but I have to clean up the bottoms a lot or I get mold because it’s so dense with branches. It’s just a lucky cultivar that actually benefits from preflowering.
Thanks from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Can i put a clone thats been under 24/7 light outside n have it reveg in pot?do i have to have a light on it at night to have it reveg in late May in Los Angeles with 14 hours or just put it out way earlier with less hours in the day n let it get use to the hour change to 14 to reveg or is it gonna stay in veg BEGINNER WITH CLONES 😂
What if U foilar spray it with nitrogen right after transplanting outside ima try that next year
My blue kush always preflowers early June but then it has massive arm length colas come late September…. but I have to clean up the bottoms a lot or I get mold because it’s so dense with branches. It’s just a lucky cultivar that actually benefits from preflowering.