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No, that's OK. I was just making a point.

You want those.

My only advice is that it's as easy to grow now as it was then. It's only difficult if we choose it to be for one reason or another.

It doesn't look a little young for 2 to 3 weeks?

Peace llnknth :peace: Have a great evening.

I think someone needs a hug.

You say that gets better? Hmmm. I haven't seen it before.

Then it's just a matter of your patience. LOL. :weed:

If you are asking the question, then you're watering too much. If it's only a couple of inches tall, it may only need to be watered once a week.

Be careful about what changes you make. At some point those leaves are going to yellow and die anyway.

If it were me and this plant, I'd be assessing the nugs. If they're very hard and compact, I wouldn't have a problem with myself taking all or part of her. But I think she still has time and you'll continue to see them develop.

Here's how I use breeder's grow days for photo period plants. First I add 7-10 days for the transition from veg to flower. Then I add another week or two due to my grow conditions. And once I get close, I just keep looking and waiting.

It looks good. I hope you're happy with that for your first grow. Great job! If you say you've reached the growers suggested grow days, keep in mind that that is under ideal conditions.

Looks good. I hope you get a great harvest.

LOL. Sounds like you had a bad experience before too.

Nope. If it should somehow work it's way completely out, I'd cut through to the center of the rooter and put it back in. Kinda like a sandwich.

If it would ease your mind, you could shampoo your carpet.

I wouldn't have a problem chopping her.

And this examples show how dangerous it can be ever time we pamper our girls. It looks like you have a set up to be proud of @ShedsAndTents . You'll be back in the race shortly :cool: Thanks for sharing.

It looks good but I think your calendar is probably right. I use different ways at the same time to determine when it's ready to harvest. Trichs, pistils, density, and an overall "look". And it's partly what you want too.