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i agree with angus on this one. My outdoor is 3 weeks into flower and is doing very well so i would just let nature do it's thing.

i was talking about future progression of bud. What a terd.

It's going to be raining all week where i live and my plant is two weeks into flowering. Is all the moisture going to be a problem for my buds.

seems to be a cluster of pollen sacks bro. Ether that or she turning hermie on ya. depends where you live, i am beggining to flowering and i live in the south,

very nice bro. i am into my 1st week of flowering and i also went strictly organic except mine is an outdoor. I also used a random seed and she is looking very healthy, about 4 feet now and lots of bud sites. i can only hope she comes out like yours. Good job dood and any advice you could give...

i live in north east texas and i am into my 2nd week of flowering. Started in early may and has done very well. I sprayed her once whenver i watered and used no nutes. I had no problems from the heat and she got ten hours direct sunlight a day. your plants won't yield very much but its still...

i was in a pot but then the plant became rootbound and drooped very badly. I decided to plant in her the ground and she is doing very well. I think they get more of what they need in the ground.

I had an issue with the plant being rootbound a few days ago. I was forced to move it to the ground and the plant is doing very well. Its about a week into flowering and i am looking forward to seeing her finish out. without the help from this site i would have been screwed. Much thanks.

Wow! I can only hope! I live in a remote area and no fiestas are held in my home. I welcome the idea of a monstrous plant and look forward to seeing some serious growth. I am a little wiery of the aerial assaults from pests i experienced before, considering it's in the same garden she began...

they perked right up. weird how they are so needy like that. She has been vegging for three months but its growth was stunted for like three weeks because of transplant and massive bug assaults. Be good doods and thanks again for your help.

i decided to transfer in ground as part of my veg garden. I hope this makes the difference, it will get a little less light but hopefully be ok. I thank you all for the help. If you think what i did was a bad idea let me know i will transfer to a bigger pot instead of the ground.

My issue is that i have a 3 month old plant and she is starting to show some major preflowers. She is in a 4 gallon pot and she starting drooping real bad. She has been healthy till about three or four days ago. i figured it was overwatering but i let her dry out and no result, i checked ph...

I am concerned that my pot is too small to allow the plant to properly flower. It gets a solid ten hours of direct sunlight but i am thinking about transfering it to my veg garden (in ground) which only gets about 7-8 hours direct sunlight. Would this be ok or should i just leave it where it...

just wondering if anyone from RIU is going to the sts9 shows in denver. The red rocks show is going to be off the hook and the after parties will be epic. Let me know if you will be attending.

it was topped very early by a bug. Its one plant.

i think its going well but is there any thing else i could do to further the quality of the herb. thanks in advance.

they look ok bro. A main cause of drooping is due to either overwatering or underwatering. What your watering schedule, how much are you giving them? I would also check your ph, it should be at about 6.5 to 7, they sell a small ph gauge at lowes that also has a moistness meter. It has worked...

I have a male that is about two months old and just starting to preflower. I am going to pull it but can i do something with it, smoke it, make butter or anything. I am not growing for profit so i don't need any seeds and i hate to just toss it.

the soil i used was organic compost with potting soil and manuer . The plant is super healthy and my garden as well is very healthy. I don''t use any ferts or nutes,

i am growing outdoors this year and due to a large tree it only gets about 6 hours of direct sunlight and about an hour or two of shaded light. She is very healthy and is showing preflowers so i think you should be ok bro.