HELP! Outdoor Plants Fully Flowering - Not Autoflower - SO CONFUSED!

[KennyKen]

First post - hello everyone! - and first grow season.
I have four plants outdoors in SW Ontario. They are in various pots - want to see the difference in size - but all are in the same medium. I'm using promix BX plus NPK veg/grow and cal/mag nutrients.
They get loads of light although I do have to move them once each day to take advantage of full sun.

The first two plants are doing fine - they are hybrids heavy on the sativa side of things - and are at 'normal' growth for this time of the season based on all the different info out there.

My two Blueberry strain plants in the last two weeks have flowered for some crazy reason. My friend pointed it out as I didn't really know it was unusual and just thought that was what those strains do. He told me that at this rate they'll be fully done by end of July basically.

I've attached two pictures here and would appreciate any/all feedback/thoughts on how this has happened. I have been reassured by the supplier of the clones that they are definitely not autoflowers.

Hope everyone has a great summer!

[crucialbunny]

Plants are gonna do what they wanna do and my advice is just listen to them. I would suggest beginning flowering nutrients for those that are at that stage and continue doing what your doing with the others. They look happy and healthy. I prefer it when my plants mature at different times because I'm not overwhelmed all at once with harvest chores. While the plants may be genetically the same they become independent and will behave differently than their sister sometimes. Good job and don't fret too much about it.

[KennyKen]

Thanks, Crucialbunny, much appreciated. It's all live and learn at the moment. It was so weird an occurence I just wanted to see what the opinion was out there. I'm not going to complain about harvesting in August for half my plants, that's for sure!

[Canuck147]

Well i guess one has adjusted to the summer change of less minutes per day a bit earlier than last week. Don't give it more light than it is getting outside or you will just confuse it and could become a hermaphrodite.

[KennyKen]

Thanks, Canuck147! I'll make sure ot monitor it for becoming a herm.