hows she looking?

apietroski8

apietroski8

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I am now about month into flowering and the buds are looking better everyday. Its been 80 degrees here the past 3 days so the plant is loving it. It is going to start cooling off starting tomorrow, but hopefully it will last at least another month outside. Let me know what you think, and if anyone might have a rough estimate on what my final yield may be.
 

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bongo

bongo

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Looking good my freind as far as final yield is concerned there are so many variables its not worth even guessing,just see watch nature does,looking good
 
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fatherhood

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yes looking good.......so what is the strain...or is it bagseed?...have u been using nuts?..smoke on ..peace
 
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stickerbushman

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those gals are lacking something, probably sunlight and nutrients and water. they should be much bushier, probably haven't been watered much, are they way out in the bush? you are going to have to cut off those big leaves, and hopefully you will get an ounce a plant. the hard part will be letting it set out and then letting it sit until christmas, when it will really start tasting good.
 
apietroski8

apietroski8

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the strain is nevilles haze, a cross of haze and northern lights. It is a very long flowering strain. It has already been flowered once inside when it was only about 2 feet tall. I do not recall the exact name of the nutrients i have been using, but i believe it is fish emultion(not sure of spelling). The plant gets quite a bit of direct sunlight, but it is out in the middle of the woods. It took about 12 weeks to flower inside, so i should be around a third of the way done. I doubt it will be able to stay outside much into november, if that late at all. Weather has been awesome for a long flowering plant in my area, hope it stays this way. Thanks for all the responses, any suggestions on blooming fertilizer?
 
foily

foily

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already flowered inside? nice job man. and your right.. they still have a while left
 
stonerbean

stonerbean

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From what i can see, shes lookin yummy!... even tho there r no closeup of a bud.. i bet shes crystally too.. lol
 
madcow

madcow

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looks very healthy!! :) good luck if your in a warmer climate it should do fine for an other month outside.
 
apietroski8

apietroski8

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im in new england and the first real good frost should be coming in another 2-3 weeks. Hopefully it can survive a couple, because it will have to if i want it to be finished before i harvest. I will try and get some closer pics of buds in next few days
 
lilpiggy89

lilpiggy89

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Nice looking good luck on the rest of your grow and harvest, hope she produces some good smoke for ya :) let us know how it went.
 
madcow

madcow

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if it's possible to cover her up at 7pm then uncover her at 7am then you won't have to worry about frost at all!! it's how I roll being up in Canada and all!! :)
 
apietroski8

apietroski8

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Here are some pics i just took today. Buds are still looking nice. I figure i have at least another 3-4 weeks and the weather has still been excellent for growing. Very few hairs overall have started to turn red. Most of the buds are covered in crystals even though they are not that big. Cant wait for this to be ready.
 

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apietroski8

apietroski8

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ive got some updated pics. We had a good rain last night, and rain is expected the next 3-4 days, but after that the forecast shows only sun. Hopefully there will be no side effects from this much rain near the end of budding. I figure that my girl is about 45 days into flowering and when indoors it took at least 80 days, but this plant outdoors seems to be maturing faster. Hoepfully this is normal and the colder weather is hurrying it along. If all goes well i will be cutting down the last week of october or the first week of november. Any advice is appreciated.
 

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