I am outdoor growing and into week 9/10 my questio...

Hello @Noobfarmer! I don't know what the strain is but i do know that you should have transplant it before the flowering stage. Also the weather looks very rainy and humid. You are going to have some serious problems with molds and the luck of light from the rainy weather will prevent the proper development of the buds.... Happy growing ! 👊

Hi, i see some preflowers on your Lady, she is right on the Start. You can keep her outdoors as long as its nearly dry, or you have an transparet Roof, a veranda, where she gets enough Light. The only enemy is long duration of rain in the flowering plant. the water stopps there and begin to molder. If you can avoid that everything is fine. I had plants standing outdoor until end of October or longer if its dry/ windy enough. But I would look for an additional light with about 50-100 w for her you can get them cheap. Giving her light in the evening after beeeing outside. If its getting colder the Growth gets slower but most time enough. If you have no place where seh is protectet from water from above its better to put her inside with a lamp. Giving her fresh soil and a bigger pot she would love to. Give her one time more a shot of vegetation fertiliser and them a mixture of vege/ blooming,, and then blooming fertiliser she will need more P and K and Less N. But one time more an N_Fertiliser for her stretch before Flower. Happy growing

Now that they've almost gone into flower, you might want to repot them into something bigger before it's too late ;-) good luck man !

It all depends where youre located on the earth and how much sunlight you get. You need around 11-13 hours of sunlight (outdoors) to initiate flowering. Remember, some strains need that amount of light for over two months. That or you can use light deprevation. Whenever I do that with photoperiods out doors is by using a green house and using pandafilm as a tarp to cover my plants say at 8pm at night(still partial light where im located) and I take it off at 8am when the sun is shining bright. Or, if they are small plants like yours you can bring it inside your home. Put it in a pitch black room (No light leaks). I did this and I would take out the plants at 8am and bring them in by 8pm. Good luck!

Hi @Noobfarmer! Your plants will start blooming/flowering when the available light time will decrease, so usually by the end of the summer depending on your location. You can use a website like https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/ to find out. About the strains, we can't guess it unless you provide a full smoke report, zommed pictures of the buds and a complete diary on the run, and even with all those informations, guessing the right strain is going to be tricky. Finally, about your bugs/pests, you should treat asap, I'd suggest to try neem-oil first (mix 10~12 drops of pure neem-oil in a liter of water and spray at night or in the early morning), if neem-oil does not work to repel your invaders, you may consider chemical pesticides before your plants start blooming (you should avoid spraying during flowering stage). One last thing, I noticed the cat 😂Be warned that they're known to eat cannabis, and pee on plants, so I'd recommend to make sure this won't happen and maybe protect the plants with a net/fence. Hope this helps, I'll be around, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

Since you have a regular plant there, it will begin flowering as the summer ends, so you will have to be patient, outdoor growing is like that since you can not manipulate the light schedule, although some people either cover the plant to stop light from reaching the plant and force a 12 hour darkness or just plain move them inside to a dark spot to achieve the desired 12 hour darkness that would make flowering start. You seem to have bugs eating your leaves, do treat those, some of those bugs can eat buds as well.

You should see flowering begin any day now. Usually it starts early to mid August outdoors. No way of guessing a strain from the strain from a pic. I’d make up a name or just call it “weed” 😉