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roto tiller, rear tined, don't destroy the soil's integrity by pulverizing. chopping worms results in more worms and remember, most worms are an introduced invasive species. look it up . . .

Patience rewards those that wait. most of mine in similar development and it hard to hold off with a week of cold ontario weather ahead. watch for mould, and be patient. First Nation Summer right ahead (pol correct way of Indian Summer?)

she got any sisters?

Yup. Big time

Yes, farmers do warm the water via nature before applying. I notice that irrigation from slews and damming ponds gives my crops twice the impact that cold water from our bored wells. bio availability

Blue Dream, crossed back to a ruderalis local variety to give it speed finishes and yield. My opinion is find out what the locals are growing, test the quality and depend on what real local "experts" are doing. Now that its legal you'd be surprised who and how many have been quietly growing...

DB be correct, patience and pot blend. Early harvest will not make happy and if there is lots of THC content it will be of the paranoid causing variety. From what I see the buds need at least 2-3 weeks and a month might be in the cards.

four or five years back I forgot a stand of ten plants back in the bush. While out hunting, came across them in mid November in light snow/repeated frosts and heavy downpours (we call them the "Witches of November") surprisingly . . . very little damage, the weather had done a good job of...

-40C winters and short long daylight summers need early, frost hardy seed input. don't forget the yanks bought lasky from the russians way back in 1900 when i worked in northern alberta back in the 90's there was a strain named thunderfck from alaska everyone grew, strong for back then...

have some ruderalis pollen frozen from last winter's indoor grow. flowered under 24 cycle, not much quantity, only a gram or so, true male pollen, not induced by treatment. local strain known as konopje which is slavic for pot. will dig up pix and post later. not interested or willing to...

Rudes tend to have short squat features and large thickened leaves, this looks like a sativa type based on the fluffy bud struture and stretch. Wonder where and how the seed/clone obtained? If its bag seed (nothing wrong with that if no other options imo) this plant reminds me of pot grown in...

nowhere close imo, thin buds, stretching just began. patience, you got a month of wait and pot handles frosts very well.

Local strain, from seed with heavy ruderalis father (flowered under 24 hr) sprouted may 1st as were the others shown beside her. 8' tall, heavy branching and fed exact same nutes as her greener and later sisters. Hairs brown, have not looped the crystals yet. First frosts past few days followed...

Been doing this for a long while, mostly outdoors in a very short grow season. Took some pix today, not bragging, just sharing and it took me decades to get to this stage of growing (mostly from local fem'd seeds acclimatized to local short grow season) Local stuff is high thc and mid cbd...

New here as well, always more to learn and share.