ThanksIts strain dependent usually and not all strains grow well outdoors here, October we start to lose precipitation (the little we have). My experience, as long as you keep the ground at proper moisture levels and try to keep dust to a minimal, the ladies love the intensity of the sun.
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I didn't know the calyx swelling was an indication of timing. U r correct, after some research of what a calyx is and taking a close up there doesn't appear to be swelling
We just got hail. Fortunatly, I harvested all but four plants that morning. The last four get harvested in the morning. Night time temps are supposed to be in the 30's starting this weekend.Its strain dependent usually and not all strains grow well outdoors here, October we start to lose precipitation (the little we have). My experience, as long as you keep the ground at proper moisture levels and try to keep dust to a minimal, the ladies love the intensity of the sun.
wow you must be in the mountains
Any pics ?I have some to pop.
Not sure how I got to this thread but it was fun and a good read. Looking at those pictures I would say at least 4 more weeks and likely 6 from that point. Tons of white pistils sticking straight up...no swell yet.
thank you, it really hard to know only having done this once before in 2017! here is where we are today. I was thinking of chopping next Wednesday.....should I wait longer? it's for someone with pain and insomnia
I thought I took a few before I left but apparently not. I'll get some posted when I get back from my trip!
I'd let it go 2-3 weeks longer, unless your weather wont allow it.
k thanks, seems consensus is a bit longer than I anticipated
you definitely want to let it get nice and ripe if you are trying to treat insomnia.
okie dokie! I'll shoot for end of October. still don't know if calyx are swollen or if that will even happen
Looking good!!
