Honestly I haven't been keeping track. This was a first for me and have learned so much since. i started the seed in end of May first week of June. As far as strain I am clueless lol. Thanks for the info.
Oh in this case it really is hard to tell. Make sure to check the trichomes of the plant, it will give you an idea when it's ready. This following is often posted my members on here and is quite helpful:
Thank you. I have been checking them daily. So many great people have given great advice. I have learned a ton. Just ask a lot of questions I guess. I truly appreciate when someone has input.Oh in this case it really is hard to tell. Make sure to check the trichomes of the plant, it will give you an idea when it's ready. This following is often posted my members on here and is quite helpful:
You can definitely smell it walking on my patio depend if there is a light breeze. Then there is sometimes you can't lol
Lol. Thank you. Just been keeping eye on the pistols and trichomes. I am guessing toward end of October will be ready.
Looks pretty normal to me, but I'm also new to this. Do you know what week you're in for flowering? I can't speak with authority on the matter, but I can tell you how it went down with plants I just grew. The buds seemed to take a long time to start getting big, but once it started it took off! Before I got screwed with all the recent rain and wind, I want to say they doubled in size over the course of a couple of weeks.
Honestly I don't know what week. I didn't learn keeping track till I was far into it growing. My wife thinks it was end of May beginning of June when I started. I am gonna take a wd guess and say it should be ready by end of Oct. We just got a ton of rain yesterday in Ohio after a drought it seems like. I just picked it up and put it underneath my patio. Did your plants make it thru the rain and wind?
No. I think we may have gotten a micro burst where I am, because down the street a sailboat broke from its mooring and was deposited on the beach 4 of my 12 plant were completely destroyed, the others were all banged up, and then but rot took off like wild fire. I had to cut my losses, harvest early, throw away about 1/2 the crop, and spend days dealing with the mess. We had almost 3/4 of a foot of rain over about 4 days. Live and learn. From what I'm told, when you start to see flowering, you're probably already a couple of weeks into it. Not sure where in OH you are but if you're near the Lake, end of October might be a stretch.
I am sorry to hear that. You live on the Cape? Just asking cause I grew up in Haverhill Massachusetts. You said beach and sailboats and your name says cape lol. I live close to Dayton Ohio so not really by the lake probably 3 hours from it. Sorry to hear about your plants though. Your right just got to take the loss and repeat the process.
Hey thanks!
im actually about to post another timelapse of my plant, i noticed i need to give water like 2 days earlier thanks to the video :) really cool
