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Has it been really warm lately?

They will and I have a feeling those buds are going to be rock hard when they do :)

I've had it in the past and it was actually black.

Nope, those pics were taken earlier today. The t-storms came in the day before. I got really lucky though. Towns all around me at least got some large hail, even one tornado. All I got was some really heavy rain. The rest of the week is supposed to be beautiful though. My plants need a...

Very nice bro....looks like those buds are going to be really compact. I think yours and mine are at about the same stage in flowering. The next month or so should be a lot of fun!! Just wait till those calyxes start swelling.

Cool, I'll check yours out. I got really lucky during Irene too. Then yesterday we had some terrible thunderstorms. My girls need a couple of days to dry out, then I'm hitting them with a double dose of my flowering nutes.

Thanks bro....I couldn't do anything too big this year. I'm just looking for some personal smoke though. Prices around here are crazy.

Thanks man, what strain are you growing? I'm working with BC Purple Star this season. I haven't seen a lot of people growing this strain, but I've been told that it would do well outdoors in my area (hot and humid). Its supposed to be very mold-resistant. I've had a lot of trouble with mold...

I think its a good idea.

Yeah, I've never been much into taking leafs off. I've heard some people do it though. Maybe I'll try to open her up a little with some strings and poles.

Few more random pictures of that plant.

I'm not sure what kind of vegetation it is. It has been working really well for camo though.

I usually let the leafs just fall off by themselves. This plant is growing very, very indica-like and bushy though. It started flowering earlier this month (so its almost at week 4). Would I benefit if I took off a few of the bigger fan leafs so the sun can get down to the lower/middle...

I guess it all depends on the climate in your area. Most areas of the country, this would be unheard of, especially growing longer flowering sativas. If the weather is going to be nice into December you should be ok though.

Seriously, these are things you need to think about before starting a grow operation. No need in bitching now.

I actually just got my wife a digital camera for her birthday recently. I'll snap a few photos tomorrow. I've noticed that some of the calyxes are beginning to swell.

Good to hear everything worked out. I got lucky as well. Your plant has a beautiful structure. What kind of weight do you think you'll pull from her?

just give it time. what strain is that and what is the harvest window?

My 2 girls survived. I'm feeling very lucky. I know how you feel though Dopeswaqq. I've lost entire crops before because of hurricanes. Those things love to come around in late August/September when all your hard work is starting to pay off. Hang in there man.

THANK YOU!! I had actually bought some twine to use, but I'm not going to use that now. You are right, something that thin could definitely cut into them. Wrapping a tarp around the poles/plants is a great idea too. That should create a nice barrier from the weather. I had bought some 4ft...