If it’s a photo, it looks pretty much like what I would expect it to look like when it was started in January! Take a look at the thread about three down! The, did I put these out too soon, thread! A confused, reveging mess!Why are my buds so loose and have too many leaves? This is my 3rd grow and my buds are the biggest I have had so far, but they are very loose and they have a lot of leaves. I am growing outdoors. I started in January in Orange County, CA, so it's not the ideal grow season. However I would just like to see them tighten with fewer leaves. The coke can is for size perspective.
looks like a light cycle issueIts either A: too much N
B; they started to flower and went back into veg and then flowered again
C: your leaving your porch light on at night sometimes or something.\
Probably a combo of all 3 maybe.
Orange County is set to get 13 hours and 20 minutes of sunbeams today.Where are you in the world?They look like they might be re-vegging. (I see you're in CA. My guess is reveg.)
Tend it, grow it out and forget about it. Chalk it up to experience.That’s what happens when you put a plant outdoors in January! Now you could keep growing it and it would probably completely reveg and you might have some real bud about three or four months from now! But there aren’t any real guarantees that that would work satisfactory! if you started a seed now and ran it through the summer you would be talking turkey!
At this point Fox Farm Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom. Any suggestions on what to change to?To much nitrogen (N) in your feed
Or not enough (p) (k)
What were you feeding
Any additional boosters?
These are Autos, Does the light at night effect Autos?Its either A: too much N
B; they started to flower and went back into veg and then flowered again
C: your leaving your porch light on at night sometimes or something.\
Probably a combo of all 3 maybe.
They are Autos. I am starting my Photos nowIf they're photos, they'll be vegging until late summer.
They are Autos. Does that make a difference?That’s what happens when you put a plant outdoors in January! Now you could keep growing it and it would probably completely reveg and you might have some real bud about three or four months from now! But there aren’t any real guarantees that that would work satisfactory! if you started a seed now and ran it through the summer you would be talking turkey!
Yea, my fist grow was last summer, photos. I enjoyed it so much I wanted to keep growing. So, I planted autos in November to see what would happen. I got about an ounce total, out of 3 plants. The look really nice, but they were just small. It was fun and I am learning so it was worth the effort. I am in So Cal, so the weather never gets too bad. I harvested those in January and started 3 more, 2 Tropicana Cookes and one Tangerine Kush. I got the seeds from grower's choice. The spring plants are much bigger, more sun I assume. The one is the picture is Tropicana Cookies. The other two are maturing slower and look good. They are both about 30 inches are starting to bud, picture attached. I am starting 6 photos now for summer. I am just getting into this, but I am really enjoying learning the process. Not doing indoor yet. I tend to go overboard, so I am holding off until I get the outdoor growing down.Yeah, it makes a difference! I don’t know why they are wonking like that! Like an ass, I assumed they were photos! Auto’s kind of rules out any reveging! I don’t grow autos, so I don’t know if you can correct anything now or not! I suppose just let it grow and see what happens! That’s a gnarly looking auto! Hang in there! Maybe you’ll develop some more bud! And there is always a slight chance you got sent photo seeds labeled as autos! That has been known to happen!
At this point Fox Farm Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom. Any suggestions on what to change to?
These are Autos, so shouldn't that prevent reveging?Use it right and it'll grow your plant right, no need for a change up. As a couple folks have pointed out you're kind of playing chicken with the photoperiod gods right now. Some saying it's revegging but to me it just looks like an indica dominant strain that exhibits a leafy bud structure. But you are in danger of revegging, by my estimation in around two weeks. To play it safe, I would suggest putting them to bed early in a nice dark spot with no light leaking in approximately one hour before the published sunset time starting now and no later than May 1. If you are flowering photos in the months of May thru July here in So Cal, you'll need to give them artificial dark. The "No Go" zone here in So Cal is around May 15 thru about August 1, when day lengths are longer than 14 hours. If you flip at the Solstice they're finished before longer days are an issue. But honestly, I think there's more favorable weather waiting for late January and pulling in April. Something to keep in mind everyone thinks it's that 12/12 schedule for flowering but a better reference is to think and know more along the lines that 12 hours is the definite trigger point for flowering and 14 hours is the definite trigger point for reveg, and while you are in between those light times things could go either way. The safest and easiest thing you can do is find a nice dark spot inside where you can bring them in at 7pm and then put them back out at 7am. I realize how much a PITA that is. It's why folks don't like to bother growing in the off season.
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