It's all maturity brother.
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So after 7 months of vegging it's decided to go into flower regardless of the hours of daylight? I don't think I've come across that information anywhere
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andIhalped
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Sure look like pre-flower, which is crazy given the situation. But nature, or what's left of it, is still unpredictable.
Maybe it's some reverse photoperiod mutant?
Maybe it's some reverse photoperiod mutant?
CraZysWeeD
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Breed her!!!!!
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ow i didnt know that beast is 7mo old cloneSo after 7 months of vegging it's decided to go into flower regardless of the hours of daylight? I don't think I've come across that information anywhere
CraZysWeeD
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Well it still contradict everything she would know up until this moment....
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Gotta love a mutant! Someone tell @Pennywise, he's always up for a mutant.With what? I wasn't thinking I had to start any breeding silver spraying until July! Anyway, I don't know that this is one for the breeding program. No one raves about Gold LeafBreed her!!!!!
.You mean if I were vegging this in a tent at 18/6 I could keep it looking like this indefinitely? Do mother plants do this?
It's a monstercrop clone from a clone from an original seed plant. It's an old soul.
That was my thought anyway.
CraZysWeeD
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You never know when this type of gene is coming up again. 
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Auto flowering photoperiod plants? Wha?You never know when this type of gene is coming up again.
i believe so but after the topical incident i doubt my believes hehe
btw a monstercrop implies she has been reverted from flower to veg ... maybe that plays a role too
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So weird though. I guess most folks never veg this long; indoor, outdoor, clones or otherwise. Maybe it's just fed up!
CraZysWeeD
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I had this problem with an auto a while ago...
How many hours of light are you getting? Not 18? Just the plant doing its outdoor thing. Confused by the changing light schedules?
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No changing light schedules. May grey maybe, but it's been outside 24 hours a day for at least a month now. Here is today's LA sunlight:
14 hours, 15 minutes
And there are bistro lights above them after it gets dark, so it's only seeing total dark (by urban standards) from roughly 11pm-5:45am.
if she takes of like rocket she kicked in flower if she just shugs along vegging she didnt.... what else can ye do but wait and see?
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True dat! But it's one more push to flower early wouldn't you say?
wait and see ... id guess not but there is always a chance in nature nothing is certain
and there is an even smaller chance this is natures monstercropping her again