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my outdoor ladies aren't showing sex yet (one has very very small, hard-to-sex preflowers) in the northern midwest US. according to the website they need about 9 weeks of flowering to finish. now, granted, there will be some time that could be considered "flowering" where they haven't shown...

"you guys wanna go to mcdonalds drive thru and run over a little girl on a bike?" "hey you got any guns we can point at ourselves?" obviously in reference to over-the-top anti-marijuana ads "in an infinite universe we'd be kissing right now. fag." among countless other infinite universe...

my outdoor plants are producing tiny little leaves at the internodes, but no pistils or seedpods (plants haven't even pre-flowered yet). i couldn't get a picture of them (friend is borrowing camera) but imagine 2 tiny little marijuana leaves just starting out of the nodes. note: not the...

i've seen pictures of plants that size producing 2+ oz of bud, but those were plants with stallion genetics, not bagseed repot the bigger plants or put them in the ground. they'll probably finish in october. it's hard to tell when the bagseed will finish because depending on if it's more...

a week or so, maybe sooner lookin good, hope it's a girl!

Napalese is exactly right and that's not even that small, if given another week or so of veg time it could yield a fair amount

those that saw low-flying helis, what states are you all in?

anyone have his current website/email?

maybe you just don't understand how the law works: his lawyer doesn't HAVE TO prove the plants AREN'T his, the prosecution has to prove (beyond a reasonable doubt) that they ARE. being turned in by someone else isn't proof, and neither is the fact that they are on his property. that being...

since outdoor plants of the same latitude all flower pretty much around the same time, you could start as late as august and still finish "on time", you'll just have a significantly smaller yield than if you'd started in may (picture 12/12 from seed) the only real worry is picking a strain that...

i started late but i'm glad i started because what i've learned so far will help me a ton when i start on time next year not to mention that it's fun, and even if i get a smaller yield it'll be my own homegrown chronic... just that much sweeter :mrgreen:

to specifically answer your question, yes it will finish flowering in time even if your plants are currently an inch tall, but because you're so late your yield will be a fraction of its potential

outdoor grows generally all start flowering at the same time it's a question of how long the flowering period is and when the first frost will likely come. for instance, in some northern states it's basically impossible to grow a 12-week flowering strain before the first frost hits, unless you...

what would the most likely be? midwest US like i said, i put some beer out in case it was slugs and rubbed a little soapy water on the leaves so hopefully that helps... my poor little plants died before they even had a chance :cry:

nope, it's just a tiny little stem with the first 4 leaves eaten off what eats the first 4 leaves like that and leaves the stem?

i put some beer out and rubbed a little soapy water on the leaves, hoping for the best... thoughts?

i put some beer out and rubbed a little soapy water on the leaves, hoping for the best... thoughts?

i'm sure it's bugs, though i don't know which bug or how to combat it... that's the advice i'm looking for

i've got 6 tiny little cotyledon stage plants outside in pots, can't bring them inside when i checked them this evening two of the plants had (ONLY) their 4 little starter leaves eaten away completely, leaving just a little stem. obviously those plants are done for. what could've caused...

i've got 6 tiny little cotyledon stage plants outside in pots, can't bring them inside when i checked them this evening two of the plants had (ONLY) their 4 little starter leaves eaten away completely, leaving just a little stem. obviously those plants are done for. what could've caused this...