Good looking plant brother.
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@99PerCent, any revegging secrets or unicorn-stuff? my outdoor-reveg is all single bladed new growth. 
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Its still thinking about it then lol.
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Light deprivation was the only answer for me. 
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those flowering plants are looking good - we’re finally getting some sun today before 2 more days of clouds.
I’ve got a flowering plant inside at 2 weeks into 12/12, I’m thinking of transplanting into the ground outside, sometime around 2 1/2 or 3 weeks. Do you think it will keep flowering? It will be shaded by trees so that it will only get 7-8 hours of direct sun, maybe 9 at the most.
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I think they need darkness (no light) for at least 10 hour or the hormones start firing back to veg mode.
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…you ever get mold on the greenhouse frame? 
That should work in theory, right, but they also seem to detect the days changing too 
– I have some seriously confused plants veg-blooming & stretching.
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I think putting the plant out there right at summer solstice cannot be good. We’re up to 15 hours, 20 minutes between sunrise & sunset right now. And yet those plants in the greenhouse are not revegging - what’s up with that?
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so you’ve been moving them every day…you’ve been busy 
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Me? Busy? You must have me mistaken for somebody else
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Eventually, the sunlight will drop below 14 hours. Your plants will resume flowering. They may look a little funny, and may be more prone to hermie action, but they should produce flower.
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Someone once said to me, “it’s worth all the work, after all, the plant works so hard for us”.
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Not the best place to take a nap … 
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Was supposed to post this elsewhere. Yeah, he was takin’ his chances.
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