Outdoor force flower?

[nixon]

I plan on growing some indica outdoors this season, but I wont be around for the second half of august on out. If I plant in March/April can I put bags over them to force them to flower earlier than they would? If so, how many days would I have to do this for? And once they're flowering if I stop putting bags over them will they start vegetative growth again? I know its a lot of questions but I am curious.

Thanks

 

[jash]

never did the bag cover think but if you decide to start covering them for flowering you have to continue covering during all flowering - if you stop covering them they'll reveg- you can stop covering for the last week -10 days of flowering

 

[Dr.Dro]

Why don't you just plant them and let mother nature do the work, Let them grow wild
Dro:cool2:

 

[medicore]

Buy a cheap setup and grow them indoors. It is really hard to cover a plant when it is over four feet. If you grow them indoors you could start right now. You have to remember all the humidity you are going to have by bagging them outdoors. I just don't think it's the greatest idea. If you want to force a plant to flower then bring it indoors where you can control everything.

 

[stunzeed]

You have to cover them with something. You know how it works! Just find the most simple method and make sure there is enough airflow so mold or something else doesnt screw you up.

Stunzeed..

 

[TheStickyIcky]

The short answer is no, probably not.

 

[longtimegrower]

Covering plants to ward off frost for a few nights is feasable but covering a plant outdoors too force flowering if a long and difficult task and your probally bighting off more than you wan`t. You would be better off planting an auto flowering strain or a louder or something like that. Good luck. Slim

 

[BizzyHigh]

:yeahthat: I completely agree going with and autoflowering strain such as lowryder #2 or something along those lines is going to be much simplar than trying to cover and uncover ur plants everyday