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MontanaBlake
MontanaBlakestarted grow question 4 years ago
Are there any downsides to keeping a plant in the vegetative stage a bit longer (10+ weeks)? Unless I DIY a greenhouse I am unable to put a plant outside until maybe week 12-14. I screwed up the first 2 weeks of the grow so I’m already a little bit behind schedule.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 4 years ago
There are no health downsides to a longer veg period, as long as water and nutrition are adequate. The only risk is running out of room for the roots and the physical size of the plant. Remember too, to match the photo period (day length) that your plant is receiving to the outdoor day length. If you have your plant indoors at 18 hours then place it outdoors too early and when there is only/less than 12 hours between sun rise and sun set, your plant may start flowering. You should really wait until after the equinox before placing the plant outside, unless you add artificial light to supplement the day length to 13 hours or so. You should also have your plant at the moment at 13 or so hours of light so that it matches the outdoor day length once you put your plant outside. Hope this helps,........ Organoman.
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Chow_13
Chow_13answered grow question 4 years ago
The only downside I can think of is you have more trimming to do :). Possibly more training to have the most bud sites in light. But no, You can veg as long as you have sufficient room for growth( BOTH roots and plant )
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