JudahsSceptre
Active member
So, I have a small Vietnamese x Thai cross I made this past year, and I started a few inside, got a couple females, began flowering them for several weeks, and after about 8 weeks of flowering inside, I moved it outside and acclimated it to the sun and the outdoor environment, it has now been going another 4-5 weeks outside with no issues, continuing to flower.
What I am really wondering now, is why it is still flowering after 4-5 weeks, and it hasn't been Re-Vegging due to the light hours increasing outside. I feel like I'm onto something here, the ultimate idea being to veg them to a decent size, flower them for a bit indoors (like the plant I'm describing) and then put them outside in the beginning of spring once it's nice and warm out as I did with this one with hopes it will just run it's course flowering without Re-Vegging... It's not ideal, but I don't have the ability to do light-dep on my property, and these tropical Landrace sativas don't quite run their course outside here in Northern California.
What I am really wondering now, is why it is still flowering after 4-5 weeks, and it hasn't been Re-Vegging due to the light hours increasing outside. I feel like I'm onto something here, the ultimate idea being to veg them to a decent size, flower them for a bit indoors (like the plant I'm describing) and then put them outside in the beginning of spring once it's nice and warm out as I did with this one with hopes it will just run it's course flowering without Re-Vegging... It's not ideal, but I don't have the ability to do light-dep on my property, and these tropical Landrace sativas don't quite run their course outside here in Northern California.