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Its just calyxes, they are not going to do anything. Those single calyxes are not going to explode into buds.

It's not really that premature. Yeah I guess she could have gone another week or so but she's pretty much done. It's some pretty dank shit! Nice dense buds too. Can't wait to smoke up.

September 25, 2011 ---HARVESTTT!--- Agent orange got the chop-chop! and heres the trim, going to be made into hash

To leave you atleast something? That's what I would do...

Yeah i begun flowering right after pre flowering happened

Ok so wheres the border between pre flowering and flowering?

I started counting from when it first started showing pistils. Which was around july 20

You sure man? Cause ive been waiting a long ass time and 11 weeks is a long time. And this plant isnt even sativa dominant.

still got quite a few white pistils but they're turning red by the day. and the buds have swelled significantly in the last 2 weeks.

a few weeks? I mean im on week 9, working my way to week 10. I was gonna chop her tomorrow.

Whatsup guys. I've got my agent orange here that's at appx. day 63 of flower. I have no means of checking the trichomes except for a standard magnifying glass, which im sure wouldnt help much. Heres a not so good picture of my agent orange's main cola. tell me if shes ready for the chop chop.

Not even close. Looks like you still got about 4 weeks or so.

Well obviously the plant is still alive so you didn't kill it. Go smack your wife for questioning your authority.

I don't use fertilizer either, unless i absolutely need too. I might have fertilized my agent orange like maybe twice on a small dose of some MG?

Harvesting within this week. Im soo stoked :D I'm taking pictures of her tomorrow and i'll post em up. My last update on her besides the harvest update.

How far into flowering are they? If they are 4 weeks or under of flowering, than your buds will still double or even triple in size.

Try not to get monster plants next time. Start them a little later in the season for smaller plants. The later you plant them the smaller they will be. I recommend starting them in early june. That will leave you with decent sized plants with a good yield.

Seems complicated, it's not really going to work in perfect order like that, with the wind and rain they will kind of just mix together, so you might as well mix it all up and let it break down evenly over the winter.

Unfortunately probably none may survive unless you gave daily waterings. I recommend keeping them at home till they are a few weeks old and strong enough to survive in the wild.

6 weeks? Holy shit more like 6 days.