It’s September and no sign of flowering

[757Botanist]

HELP! I need someone, Help! So I have two ladies outside and they do not seem to be flowering. Could this be because of the street light at night? I moved them to a dark side of my house this Monday, where it gets maybe 6 hours of sunlight the rest shade and then darkness at night. Will the ladies make it? Should I be concerned? Should
I prepare to move them to my indoor tent. I really wanted to see what an outdoor plant could yield.

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

First and foremost, if those are in the front of your house, you're my hero. Yes, the street lights at night will throw things off if the light is getting to them. If you moved them to where they will have 6 hours of direct sunlight and uninterrupted darkness at night, they should start flowering soon.

 

[757Botanist]

First and foremost, if those are in the front of your house, you're my hero. Yes, the street lights at night will throw things off if the light is getting to them. If you moved them to where they will have 6 hours of direct sunlight and uninterrupted darkness at night, they should start flowering soon.

Lmbo, my neighbor thinks they are wild tomatoes. But thank you for your insight. I know for sure that there new location is completely dark so I’m praying they hold on. October and November in Virginia can be pretty mild so I hope the weather holds.

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

Lmbo, my neighbor thinks they are wild tomatoes. But thank you for your insight. I know for sure that there new location is completely dark so I’m praying they hold on. October and November in Virginia can be pretty mild so I hope the weather holds.

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

Lmbo, my neighbor thinks they are wild tomatoes. But thank you for your insight. I know for sure that there new location is completely dark so I’m praying they hold on. October and November in Virginia can be pretty mild so I hope the weather holds.

If you neighbor thinks that they are wild tomatoes they'll be looking for the neighborhood skunk soon to no avail