is this flowering

Xrangex

Xrangex

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Can't tell, try to get a picture closer to the nodes, you see any white hairs popping out
 
Rold2Tight

Rold2Tight

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Yep, it definitely looks like it is flowering. But as pointed out, need closer pics right in the node area to be able to see hairs/pubes (pistils) or balls/bananas/huevos...lol (stamen) :eyesmoke: Or, maybe both :roll:

R2T :peace:
 
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Cosmopuppy

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Alright guys I'll do that sometime. I went and checked on it the hairs are cometely covering the inner stems and buds are growing gudda.
 
J

junior870

Member
those are deff flowers! now is a crucial time to start whispering sweet words of comfort at the budsites! and don't forget to let her know she's beautiful! after all, bitches love being called beautiful!
 
mrCRC420

mrCRC420

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You're plant is going to start getting covered by the little white hairs (pistils) and then smaller leaves will fill in and create your "buds" :) yaaaay
 
OddBall1st

OddBall1st

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Get another half mile closer dude, can`t see sh*t from that range. We wanna see the bottom of the leaves. As if spread them with your fingers and get right up close and personal !i
 
C

Cosmopuppy

Member
Sweet how much yield u think I'll get. I just transanted the big one into a pot 4x the earlier size.. With half organic compost.
 
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Cosmopuppy

Member
yea i just trnasplanted to a pot tat 4x as big it should reach four ft. howm uc u think it can yield. theres four main top colas
 
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Cosmopuppy

Member
Would it Be a good idea to use organic compost instead of flowering nutes. The buds would probably taste so good. How wood the yield be affected
 
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microbial warlock

Member
Those are definitely in the flowering stage, you see the pistils even from a far distance. Are you growing outdoors? I've got a outdoor grow here in Denver and my plants started flowering around August 5th.
 
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