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Over vegetation ???

Sika

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Hi new grower got cancer so decided to grow plant for bit pain and sleeplesnes relief, anyway this was last autumn indoors but unfortunately horse fell on broke pelvis by time i got out hospital plant was still alive so i tried grow light over winter and it stayed alive and this spring i put it outside and its took off should i throw it prune it or leave it go its now summer in australia thanks pics plant is Amnesia haze. Thanks
 

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Sorry to hear about your misfortune.

Let it go. Days are getting longer down there. She's going to be a big one. You could gently open it up by pulling the branches out & down a bit to let the light and breeze through her.

She looks healthy enough.

Which bit of the country are you in?

It will stay in veg until the days start getting shorter so don't expect to see the start of flowers until mid Feb
 
Okay. You're in Australia. That means your summer is my winter. Your fall is my spring.
First, get rid of the grasshopper.
Second, sex the plant. As old as the plant is, it seems suspicious you aren't showing any obvious female parts. Any I can see, anyway. No sense in doing anything until you know what you have.
For those who know better, could the indoor to outdoor move have put the plant back into vegetation? Maybe depending on the light cycle?

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There are a couple of lower smooth leaves but I don't think it's ever flowered yet. Outdoors in Oz you're looking at Feb for start of flowering.
 
Nice! Do get rid of not only the hopper but the other bugs as well. Me Myself and I would start trimming the bottom so air can flow into the plant and help keep WPM at bay.
 
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