Early Outdoor Pollination

[Watashi420]

I have a greenhouse and in one corner I grew a male and female diesel lowryder, which is an auto flower. The male is now gone and the 2 fems are thick buds full of seeds. On the other side of my greenhouse I have 2 plants that came out of a vegging room at 18/6 with 1000w HPS. Now a few weeks later those 2 plants have very small buds with a few seeds here and there.

My question is, will these 2 plants re-veg or will they finish regardless of outdoor light times due to pollination?

 

[oil]

I put a flowering plant at around 3 weeks outside last year around this time due to bad mites. In about a week it had switched back to veg. Over all weight at harvest was rather poor. It should switch to veg, not sure whether it will keep growing seeds.

 

[Aerojoe]

How many hours of light are you getting a day in this season? it really all depends on where you live.

 

[Watashi420]

wundeground.com says I am getting 14h 19m as of today. I'm in southern California

 

[Chobble]

First off, You shouldnt be running 18/6 with a 1000 Watt, If thats all you have I get it, but running a 1000 watt bulb for a veg room is generally wasteful :/

They could finish or they could re-veg. The introduction of pollen and generally encourage the plant to finish it's life cycle, mind you plants have re-vegged after flowering given the proper circumstances. So who knows ehh?

Chobble

 

[Canvas]

1000 watter in a veg room is ok if the veg room is 5x5 or so, or 4x7, depending on the hood.
It's the HPS for veg that is off, use a MH in the blue spectrum for veg.

Back to the main question:

Pollination will not affect flowering.
Yield, maybe, sure, if the seeding is moderate to heavy. A light seeding, confined to lower branches, will not affect yield in any noticable way.
The flowering will be controlled by light/darkness, your plants should flower out just fine over all, same as if not pollinated.

Let us know how the crosses turn out!

Peace.