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For sure the large rubbermaid tubs fit whole colas and allow you to gently turn while curing. I also like the big marine grade coolers for storage.

That made my balls hurt.

@BigSaxxy it looks too young still to sex or your days are still too long.

That's all older primordial growth. Take some pictures higher up where newer nodes have formed.

I love living out in the country except when the helicopters and small craft are low.

You have a great security system.

By the looks of that corn you'll need more light. And a very late frost.

Looks like ladybug n pupal stage. In its pupal stage, the ladybug is usually yellow or orange with black markings. The pupa remains still, attached to a leaf, throughout this stage. https://www.thoughtco.com/the-life-cycle-of-ladybugs-1968141

Looks like where it was topped. Those tiny leaves sometimes get nipped in the process.

That kind of sounds like the World of Seeds early flowering strains. " Our Early Harvest varieties are fast flowering varieties, are the result of the crossing of an autoflowering F4 with photodependent varieties of our catalog with what we manage to shorten their flowering and strengthen their...

You'll need a long season. My mr. nice stuff isn't even starting to flower yet. At this rate they may go into november. U2 and A.S.H.

Is something chewing on those stems? Rats will get in there and start stripping bark and chewing. Odd that it's just certain branches.

Looking good man. And some say smoking weed is addictive. Growing weed is what is addictive.

It's a top russian secret :shockedninja:

Looks great moose. I'm interested in those express lines. Much bigger than ruderalis genetics. Do you know if it's something like early pearl or early girl crosses. They're sure impressive thanks for sharing them.

It sure does look like mosaic virus.

Well the plant will be dead long before you have to worry about the roots freezing. A good long night below freezing will kill most of it above ground.

The first time is always exciting. They look happy.

It does have a lot of primordia growth and long stipules. A few pictures look like the stigmas of some pistils but the lighting and those long stipules are decieving. Zoom in closer or get a magnifying glass.

I believe she was trying to show him what a male looks like given time. I was refering to the op pictures as being female. Funny last week one lady had a huge male and was asking what it was, lol.