Flowered too soon, forced back to veg, now what?

These are clones I started indoors then put outside 3rd week of May which obviously was too soon so it started to flower but now going back to veg. Should I thin out some of the pre flowers to help keep moisture out? Or any advice?
Using happy frog/ocean forest mix soil. 2 get Jacks 123 and 2 get Gaia 4-4-4 fertilizers. Added worm castings and started cal/mag 2 weeks ago to help yellowing.

Im confused. If you put them outside and they started to flower, Then what caused it to go back to veg? Did they start flower before you put them outside, and THEN they went back to veg?

When I had them inside I used lights on for 18 hours. When I took them outside the change was too drastic plus I should’ve waited till June for my area. Now it’s getting more light in the summer and switching back to veg state, visible by the single leaves shooting out the top. I’m no expert but that’s my best guess, lol.

Reveging plants tend to get very bushy. My advice is to do a little thinning out to get better air flow and to help with moisture. You will have to tame the beast.

good guess

All you can do is wait, reveg could take a couple months for the flowering hormone to allow a reveg, then she will flower. She will get very bushy when the reveg takes.:oncoming_fist:

You should definitely do some thinning or they’re going to overtake your deck and choke your airflow.

I wonder if I should cut off ALL flowers now or leave some. Will the plant still use the old flowers to grow new buds or grow new branches like when I reveg after a harvest? I probably think too much, lol!

I would not get too radical right now. You are just trying to “shape” the plant some and thin out the tangle in the middle. She should be about ready to enter the stretch and you will have a better idea how she is going to branch…you can always trim more inner branches then.

Good luck