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Here in New England, we're expecting temps in the 20's later this week. I wanted to leave this one plant for another week . She's ready, but I'd like to see some orange/brownish trichomes added to the milky ones. Any issues with leaving her in the garden during these cold nights ? Daytime...

Yes, she is. I was also looking at trichomes. They seem more cloudy than clear. OK to harvest this weekend ?

Above is Mango. Based on photo, you think she's ready for harvest ?

I have an outdoor grow. 6 plants, (Mango-Kush). Most of the fan leaves have turned yellow and a lot have fallen off. Trichomes appear milky, some clear but no amber tones. Pistils are whiteish to brown/orange. Another 2 weeks ? And do you experienced growers harvest all at once or do you...

How much longer before you harvest ? they look great !

Thank-you for the response Pandude. It makes sense to me now !

Hi, Newbie grower with 8 plants growing outside. One of the plants is almost ready to harvest and is miles ahead of the others. Is it possible that I received a differnt seed with my order ? This one plant is darker, shorter and has a thick cola bud. Trichomes are mostly milky at this...

That 1st picture makes me think.....female !

I am growing multiple plants of this strain. Thinking that the seed supplier gave me one different strain as all the others look identical and seem to be on same schedule for growth. Oh well, like I said, I'm not unhappy with having one plant mature quicker than the rest !

One of my backyard grow plants is miles ahead of all the others. Seeds were purchased and planted in May. Photo-type, Strain is Mango. This one plant is loaded with buds while all the others have yet to show any ! It gets same amount of sunlight, same nutrients, soil, etc. I'm not unhappy...

I too have been waiting patiently waiting for my outdoor grow to disclose sex. I did not purchase feminized seeds and I have been able to ID 4 males so far. The females have been slow to disclose their sex, but they are starting to. The top of the plants have been the best indicator for me too...