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Thanks... I will let her rip. I have five or six weeks of [hard] frost free weather ahead..She is way way ahead of the plant pic in your last post. .My girl has strands of swollen calyx, but not quite foxtailing yet. Had to take a little off her the other day... an inch of rain in a half hour...

still kicking out nice fresh white. She has golf ball size+ buds at every node. Was just looking at her. She has a little red in the leaf stems. What is throwing me, I am much more used to plants being this swollen more toward the middle/late Oct. We usually get a hard frost early/mid Nov. If...

Sorry... no pics. She's green. No colors,. or hints of.. Seeing the progression in your pics... she may . She has a kinda fruit smell. No fuel. Had 2.and room for one.. the short/er bushier one won out. The other did had red in the stems.

Hey Mo, Just wanted to stop in to say I have a nice Maku girl. She is starting to get close to ripe. Smells great. Frosty/sticky. Good pest resistance. Gonna try to let her until the next full moon. ...if she doesn't rip her arms off first. She went off early [flowering]... mid July. How long...

Hey Mo, I have some Maku going. Ran a couple last season, too. Unfortunately, no females. But, he dinna go to waste. Hearty/hardy stock... and very fast growing. Leaves the size of meat platters. Good to get some info on the cross/strain.

some will finish or get close w/o light dep. I have a few in the full bloom and a few vegging...same seed, planted at the same time.W/o light dep they will all revert to veg eventually.

nothin wrong with what you are doing, except...as the others have said...find a more secluded spot and several more... Plant 4X as many spots as you expect to harvest. You WILL lose some...prolly most...Find a patch of stinging nettle. That offer deterrent/protection and good soil. and be...

...and how long have we been growing? a new grower should not expect this....by the way BEAUTIFUL! most have size constraints and a certain amt of stealth to deal with. BarnBuster-----you know me from somewhere else DK

In some locations, you never see a 15hr day. IMHO you can put plants out now. They may show you some flowers, but not commit to flowering. Around here, plants commit to flower between mid July and the beginning of August.

I have been trying for two years to find the right time....Seems like July/Aug is planting season. Look at when you tend to have a dry spell regularly in the weather pattern. Count back from there. If that time is late winter, you can run 12/12 style grows...with plant ripening @ around 120 day...

Starting NOW, you have a window of opportunity. They plants will [most likely] sex w/o getting too deep into flower before going back o veg. When you start getting buds, you are getting a little far into flower...but,if your timing is good, you can get them to just sex before going back. ...and...

I hate to seem like a simpleton...but any good garden soil will work. Imake my own...Nothing special..Roughly equal amts of leaf mold, compost and topsoil with a handful of crushed charcoal. es todo... ...and be careful of "too hot" of soil when you start your seeds. The babies can nute burn...

agreed...big yield is very strain dependent

I live due east of ya about 400 miles... you can plant about any time now. Your plants will sex early due to the short/er days. If you want maximum veg time, a week or two is about optimum. with the warm weather, I have volunteers coming up. So, the soil temps id good, insect count is...

realistically ...forget about 10lb plants... Average is 1-3 per...You can grow good where ever you are....and I have seen 12ft plants in northern Indiana...so they will grow where you are. If you are planning a guerrilla grow [you are?!] ....put out 4X as many plants as you want...Expect...

run them 16/8 and [I don't know what your weather is like] set the out after the equinox....They may sputter some pre-flowers, but I can't see them going into "hard" flowering until July/Aug

we typically get 95[ish] from the end of May into Sept. ...with a few cloud during the "monsoon". Westill get 6 or 7 hours of good sun during that period. PalmSprings---dry and hot and hot and dry. Good sun. I love hearing folks that don't baby their plants. Me, either. My girls are tough. ..or...

I would tell ya to ask local growers. Some strains offer the things you need and others...not. There is nothing wrong with your own trials, though

I think that the temp change can do things...but higher elevations give more UV exposure. Methinks that is the big deal. Clear/dry air , there are 2 major observatories that I can see from my house. I live at 4000ft

speaking of hybrids and Hawaiian got a few from a friend from there.One is a local strain. Looks like pure indica.. Another is a hybrid. Indica heavy I was surprised by now big/fast the pure indica got in a 12/12...Bigger than th hybrid. We will see how it runs "long season"...I can do that...