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i belive its the nutrient that the leafs hold on to that are the key, while flowering its needs those key nutrients i think its less harm on the plant to get them while its vegging. from what ive been told, dont cut anything while flowering unless its blocking light to buds

New pics 11weeks into vegging now, about 35inchs tall

i wouldnt be cutting clones if your plants are flowering now, best of luck to them though

couple of good tips i know of getting animals away, one wrap fishing line around a perimeter of the plants also another one is taking your own urine and spalshing it around your plants, NOT ON THEM, just around the area to discourage animals from coming

yea id let atleast a few more roots pook through first, good call on the leave trimming, lookin good so far.

word. ill have to take sum of that with me today, thanks for the tips dewds. i belive the oldest plant is around 13 weeks into vegging, other 2 are much younger, the other 2 that are still at the original site might not make it but if they make a comeback theyd be around 10 weeks vegging

word dood, that totally makes sense, ill go out there again tomrrow and take care of that. otherwise im just gonna wait and let em veg out :)

got some more pics today, transplanted the biggest of them all into the ground today, and may i say shes looking beautiful, one of them seem like they got knocked over, still working on the fence thing... ill keep it updated

word dood, thanks for the tips. i found a metal grid laying in the wooods i plan to construct some kind of a fence around them Current temps have been in the upper 70's!! i really need to get out there soon to supply them with water, im excited, things are starting to look up

new update, moved another plant into the ground more info when there is more,

aight atm the suns up around 5:30 and sets at 8:30 so so thats like 15 hours of light so they should still be vegging right? that would put them about 6-7 weeks into veg

Gota bunch of pics the other day... Bad news with the mother, she did not make it as you can see in the pictures, it looks to me like something attacked it, holes penetrated the sides of the bucket the plants main stem was snapped, shes now deserted i dont wanna risk being caught on trail cams...

Well the temps are back into the 60's today and im hopn they stay that way. the plant is bending slightly at the top, (sorry no pics for now) nothing a little sunlight and time wont cure. otherwiseing looking up. i havent checked on the 5 other plants i stashed in the woods in a few days so if...

i have no where to put them, curse of a small town...all the snow stoppd after i had been up there for the day so thats good to hear.

the snow hit...so far about a half inch has accumulated on the ground and branches, its wet heavy snow, i took the mother and shook all the snow off and moved her to a more shelterd area and propped her up using branches of a cedar tree...its looking grim though...

thanks man, ill keep it posted.

damn dude..well ill see what i can do but from the looks of it they might have to bare it, the plants are mostly covered but will see i guess

i dont see how one light snow would kill off a couple month old plants so im not that worried, or should i be? I went out today to check on them they all seemd to be fine, a little dry but its been raining alot lately so they should be fine, i took the smallest of the plants and brought it to a...

good point, thanks man ill make sure to take care of that tonight ive also been hearing snow is coming again sometime this weekend...working on a better local now

for the moment yes, i have retrieved all my plants now and they are happily enjoying the rain right now. pretty much just gonna keep em outdoors till i can move em to a more permanent spot ATM all the plants are still in the 1 gallon buckets still, cept for the mama shes chilln in a 5g bucket