Need advice, plant starting to flower in veg(18-6)

Hello need advice, 4 plants in vegetative stage, one has decided to start early flowering. First signs of pistils has happened. These photoperiod are on a 18 on 6 off cycle. I really want to veg another 2-3 weeks, before changing to 12 on 12 off. Shall I just keep them at 18-6 for remainder of veg grow and see what happens? I’ve never had this happen on previous crops. Greatly appreciate input Thx in advance.




How many days above ground at 18/6, and what ~PPFD or DLI?

Looking thick.

I don’t see pistils. Just a few new leaves that have no chlorophyll yet.
I think you are just fine
Agree with @Mozzy that they look good.
When they are as healthy as that they can grow a lot overnight and it takes a day or two for the green to fill in. Its a good sign.

I agree. I see no flowering going on yet.

Thanks everybody, appreciate input!!!

Nice grow so far. Congratulations,!

That tent is going to get real busy in a few weeks.

What humidifier are you using. Im going to add one to my next grow ? BTW nice looking girls.

For me it’s difficult sometimes to determine New growth from pistols. They look almost identical than the new growth grows out and you can tell it wasn’t pistols.

I concur with the rest :point_up: above, I see no flower

Nice bushy plants. Pistils will first start, here and there, at the lower nodes before growing at the ends of the branches

I bought an ac infinity cloudforge t7 6 months ago and i can’t rate it highly enough. I would imagine the t3 would be great for a tent as well

Just remember that your plants can potentially triple in size during flowering, esp the first 3 weeks… think about that when deciding when to flip. The ones in the front are on their second week from flip and they have doubled and are still stretching…

Yep i like the controler built in to the unit with remote sensor has me pretty much sold.

I live in a VERY dry climate and the t7 has been great for augmenting my 100sqft grow room until my plants are big enough to make their own humidity. It helped a lot with final drying as well.