Brand new baby buds indoors

[Lorlabelle]

Baby buds. I never take many pics of brand new flowers but I thought it was kinda interesting to see. These are a week after flipping. Indoors, all from Deep Green genetics.

 

[Galgrows]

Hey lady good seeing you again so i read you have a new grandchild yet? Well you sure nailed the outdoor grow last summer, i'll never hit that amount anymore i don't want to cause i can't trim it LOL. Shortys are my goto strains anymore 6ft and under. Keep us in the loupe on your current grow.
I've got 2 photos in early bloom now indoors also plus working on my outdoor seedlings an clones. Busy days for sure.

 

[Lorlabelle]

Hey lady good seeing you again so i read you have a new grandchild yet? Well you sure nailed the outdoor grow last summer, i'll never hit that amount anymore i don't want to cause i can't trim it LOL. Shortys are my goto strains anymore 6ft and under. Keep us in the loupe on your current grow.
I've got 2 photos in early bloom now indoors also plus working on my outdoor seedlings a clones. Busy days for sure.

Share some pics of your plants?? My girls are in very early bloom indoors also. When we harvested last year we had a trimming party and got a bunch of friends to help with the promise of a healthy sample to take home at the end. We still spent a good two weeks in trimming jail overall. I’m hoping to top last years grow. But actually I’m doing a couple less plants. I did 10 last year and lost two to wind or other damage. I’m starting with just 8, and with feminized seed. I think I can get them even bigger if they had just a little more room. It was like a weed jungle last year. I felt like I was bushwhacking just to defoliate a bit lol. I did put down garden fabric around the plants throughout the plot to cut down on weeds and it worked beautifully. I didn’t bury it, just laid it on top of the soil and was very pleased with the little I had to weed the plot this year. My veggie garden needs to be weeded more often! I do put down salt marsh hay mulch for my other gardens. Salt marsh hay seems to be something locally used, but it has no seeds, so not going to contribute to weeds as like normal hay or straw.

Baby shower today! She’s due in one month. We’re all excited, our first grandchild.