Californian Orangebud phenotype
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ruby fruit
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Id be looking at the end of march at a minimum..
Lets see where its at in 2 weeks cos i reckon 4 will at least see hairs start receding back in and swollen looking nugs
ruby fruit
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At the end of the day a wise man said ..im not yer mum...pull it when u want
aussiegrowing
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cheers for the reply. Yeah I think I'd be kidding my self if I left it any shorter than mid March. They are swelling up like mad, I transplanted it probably 3 weeks back in my own compost so it wouldn't get root bound, so plenty more nutrient rich soil for her to pump up the heads. I'll grab another photo in a weeks time showing the progress until she is done.
Cheers.
Cheers.
ruby fruit
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It will reward you in the end
aussiegrowing
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Just an update, second set of hairs starting to brown off, she can't hold the weight anymore though haha 
adgas
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Get some support in there asap, do it before you regret it like i did!
mushroom head
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Looks like she's ready to snap! 
ruby fruit
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The dog will run off with it when it touches the ground 
aussiegrowing
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Haha yeah the stems are pretty flimsy, I don't really mind keeping it low as it turns almost invisible amoungts other bushes ect. I've had em do this before, you can see the hemp string in the photo I use to tire it to a branch.....fuck this auto correct bullshit phones have!
CaregiverGoneGreen
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Bamboo and twine! Go now! RUN! D: She's gonna faint! She's very pretty though.
aussiegrowing
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I've moved it inside now, buds were getting wet from rain. Man these orange buds take patients, I don't think I'll be growing em next season, although its premium shit to smoke when it's done. I'll keep her going for another 2 weeks or less maybe. 
ruby fruit
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ya havnt got mites have you mate?
Kcbscrogger
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I was thinking the same thing, either mites or really big trichomes.
ruby fruit
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checked couple pics out n zoomed in looks like mites under some leaves but I would say a regular two spotted mite so just gotta keep them out your nugs till harvest..thats if im right hey we are all wrong sometime lol
ruby fruit
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zoom in on your bigger shade leaves here..u can see the mites 3 or 4 a leaf the last pic of it outdoors u can see clearly
aussiegrowing
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Yeah mate she has spidermites, you can see where they have affected the leaves. They don't seem prolific but they are affecting the leaves. I think they shouldn't be to much of an issue and I'll be cutting heads off pretty soon anyway
aussiegrowing
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Little assholes, are they worse than the regular spidermites?
ruby fruit
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I think these ones are the basic ones,two spotted mites i used to get them all the time
You be right your close to harvest
You be right your close to harvest
aussiegrowing
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the ones with the two spots are pretty bad aye? I rekin I have had them before. They were prolific and Once they got to the heads I could swear I started seeing a reduction in size!
"Edit I mean the full dark ones"