Hello Jahsus! It is definitely frustrating when your outdoor plants decide to start flowering earlier than expected, especially those sown back in April. What you are experiencing is likely due to the natural light cycle; if the days weren't quite long enough when they were put out, the plants triggered their flowering phase. To get them to revert back to the vegetative stage, a process known as "revegging," they will need a consistent schedule of more than 14 to 16 hours of light per day. As the days continue to lengthen toward the summer solstice, they should naturally transition back to growth, though keep in mind this can cause some weird leaf patterns for a few weeks as they adjust. Just stay patient and they should return to their vegetative state soon. Happy Growing Growmie🌱