Outdoor plant still not in flower!

TuHermosaCaritaTHC
TuHermosaCaritaTHCstarted grow question 1mo ago
Hello! So my outdoor Gorilla Girl F1 Fast Version from Sweet Seeds is still not in flower. I live in 49N latitude. Do you think she can make it to harvest before bad weather comes??
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bkickstand
bkickstandanswered grow question 1mo ago
The "Fast Version" Advantage: Sweet Seeds engineered their F1 Fast Versions specifically by crossing a photoperiod plant with an autoflower. This chops roughly 1 to 2 weeks off the standard flowering time. ​Rapid Bloom Cycle: Once she flips, Gorilla Girl F1 Fast Version typically finishes flowering in just 7 weeks (usually wrapping up by mid-to-late September outdoors). ​What to watch out for at 49N: ​The Trigger: Being at 49N latitude means your daylight hours are shifting fast right now, so she should be starting her pre-flower stretch or showing pistils very soon as the nights get longer. ​Weather & Mold: At 49N, the main enemy isn't always the calendar—it's early autumn rains, frost, and plummeting night temperatures. Because fast versions pack on dense, frosty buds quickly, high humidity combined with cold damp air can invite mold or bud rot.
Chucky324
Chucky324answered grow question 1mo ago
Hello. I can see in your pictures that the white, top group of pistils, shows that the plant is near the end of the 2nd week of flowering, maybe just starting the 3rd. So those fast ones finish flowering around the 6th week. So start watching those trichomes go from clear to cloudy around Sept 15th. A clear plastic roof will help you get through the rain with less chance of bud rot. Leave the sides open for good airflow. Good Luck.
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 1mo ago
Pictures are extraordinarily far away, but can see buds forming.. it's been in flower for a while now... it's in flower before you can see anything, too. Takes time for cells to divide... closer pics would allow better guesstimate.
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MisterZ
MisterZanswered grow question 1mo ago
Hello, I also live at 49° N latitude. The sun time shift happens around 08/05, and the first visible signs of flowering are around 08/15. Then you have to count the breeder's flowering weeks along with the weather uncertainties, which is usually in the month of October.
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THcHunteR23
THcHunteR23answered grow question 1mo ago
Yes, in your photos they are indeed in bloom and should finish in 4 to 6 weeks.
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THcHunteR23
THcHunteR23answered grow question 1mo ago
Yes, in your photos they are indeed in bloom and should finish in 4 to 6 weeks.
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THcHunteR23
THcHunteR23answered grow question 1mo ago
Hey 👋 I'm also at 49 N. Mine are doing well. They should be in flowering since it's a fast version. I would say to be patient, there's still time! Good luck!
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PapaTerps
PapaTerpsanswered grow question 1mo ago
Fast Flowers are photoperiod, so you'll need a 12/12 schedule to get it to flower... At 49, that won't happen until the end of September ?
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