Goblinkiller said:

Looks like your plant has had a tough time. I have seen worse conditions pulling through to harvest. Would definitely keep at it. If the issue is night temp then you could try and cover it up with a rough canvas / wool material.

I have seen people using the water hose on fruit trees to make them more resilient to cold temps in the spring, but I dont know if that is a good move for smaller plants.

Did not see the snow before now. Did you move the plant outdoor recently?

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lozanoeric810 said:

She has been out side since june

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Smoking Gun said:

That plant has been going since June? It should have been harvested a long time ago. That plant is at the point it is going to try and re-veg now that the days are getting longer again. The flower formation is minimal at best indicating there was some artificial light hitting it through its dark periods, or that the plant is better for fiber production rather than flower production. I would honestly chop it and move on to the next plant in line.

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mysticepipedon said:

Either that's the worst possible choice of a strain to grow outdoors in Texas, or outdoor lighting hits this plant and prevents flowering.

I used to grow outdoors in the Carolinas. Many strains worked well. The same should be true of Texas. You should have been harvesting in November, not seeing your first flowers.

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