Yesterday was day 56 (8 weeks in case you aren't a math wiz) of 12/12. Sannie says 7-8 weeks and 9.5 weeks is the longest I've read anybody going in a Jackberry grow.
The trichs are mostly cloudy and it even shows in the close up pics, but I haven't detected any amber whatsoever. All that is nil to me though, as I traditionally take a plant when she looks ready, with no new pistil growth visible.
This plant looks two weeks away at best to me, as she is kicking out new pistils daily. It's a trip to see so many swelled, ripe calyxes and withered red hairs, along with brand new growth this far apart.
I've included some bud porn, which includes a pic of a lower bud I pollinated with her brother. Can you pick which one? I also include a pic of the male Jackberry I have been keeping in my garage window, collecting pollen every day or two, which is the male I used to pollinate.
I decided to also include a pic of the 3 sisters who outgrew my flowering chamber. They are outside in my ghetto, lean-to greenhouse, still flowering away, along with 4 clones, one from each of the sisters. I've pollinated a bud or two from each of the 3 sisters too, with the same indica-heavy male and can't wait to unlock that treasure trove of genetic potential!
I let the clones maintain their natural structure, with no topping at all. I'm gonna throw all four in the flowering chamber as soon as this grow is done!