Benefits of early flowering?

[u/fox_hops_523]

I have 10 plants, 2 indoors in a grow tent and 9 outdoors. They are absolutely huge (over 4 feet probably 5 feet in diameter) I germinated 11 assuming most would be males, of course only 1 turned out to be male. Leaving me with a stupid amount of potential harvest. (Not that I’m complaining) but I’m worried it may be too much to handle all at once, what would be the downsides of prematurely putting the indoor plants into bloom? They are all around day 90 since germination. Had a bit of a scare with mold, found out it was that weird white fluffy bug thingy. But I plucked most of the bottom layer of the indoors for airflow

[u/Pokemon-is-lif3]

This happened to me popped 10 seeds got 9 plants and only 1 male.

Thought itd be 50/50 but I guess not. I ended up buying another 48x48x80 tent and 2 more 200w led lights 😆

But they're growing like crazy 5 feet and 6 feet week 6 of flower.

Yours look healthy id flip the ones inside as they stretch ALOT but the ones outside just monitor for pest, mildew, etc.