Hi all. Been growing for about 15 years indoor. Moved to an acerage in Victoria at the base of the high country surrounded by state Forest and national Park. Currently have a nice plot going with White rhino and great white shark. I have some that look about 2 weeks out and some that look about 2 weeks in. All the grow calendars say I should be about to harvest if I haven't already. Bit worried as some as I said look to have at least 6 weeks to go. Do things ripen quickly outside? Anyone live in the north East Vic and can advise. Thanks
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It's hard to know for sure without seeing the plants. If you are in the ground you can't do anything but wait. IN the end of the season the cooler temperatures can speed up flowering plants. The plants fear a frost or freeze and can speed flower if soil conditions are good..Another option is to cover your plants when the temps drop just like tomato plants.
Thanks very much. They are in pots so can be moved around. Don't have access to a plastic covered area sadly. Picture isn't the best with my phone. But can see how different they are. Had a cold snap down to 10 last night now a heep of them have hairs turning red.
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You will need to put them indoors during the night and bring them back out during the day. I'm doing that now with some extra plants I have no room for. The important thing is to bring them back out at the same time every day. Patience is needed. You and I both have about 30 more days left. Good luck
