budthetroll
New Member
Hey guys just wanted to ask for a little help answering some questions I got about my girls.
So, I got a couple of femenized white widows from ILGW growing outback in my backyard that I have been growing since the end of February. Their doing amazing, but there are somethings I was curious about.
First, about three of my girls have started budding early while the rest of them are still in the veg stage. Is four months too early for them to be budding? Or is that normal. All of my girls are about maybe 2 to 3ft tall so I had thought that they still had plenty of room to grow before they ever started budding. Thoughts?
Also, one of my girls is looking to be a different pheno from the rest and I'm curious to know if anybody would know what type since I don't lol.
She looks amazing with neatly stacked nodes and fatter leaves than the rest of my WWs.
And I wanted to see if I would be able to help one of my plants get back on track after a heavy wind knocked her over and I'm thinking pulled some of her roots whenever that happened.
She isn't looking so great.
Strangely though she's one of the ones that is budding despite looking like a trainwreck.
Speaking of here's a picture of one the plants that is budding.
Any help would be great thanks.
p.s.
I thought I throw in a pic of my biggest girl as some eye candy for you guys.
So, I got a couple of femenized white widows from ILGW growing outback in my backyard that I have been growing since the end of February. Their doing amazing, but there are somethings I was curious about.
First, about three of my girls have started budding early while the rest of them are still in the veg stage. Is four months too early for them to be budding? Or is that normal. All of my girls are about maybe 2 to 3ft tall so I had thought that they still had plenty of room to grow before they ever started budding. Thoughts?
Also, one of my girls is looking to be a different pheno from the rest and I'm curious to know if anybody would know what type since I don't lol.
She looks amazing with neatly stacked nodes and fatter leaves than the rest of my WWs.
And I wanted to see if I would be able to help one of my plants get back on track after a heavy wind knocked her over and I'm thinking pulled some of her roots whenever that happened.
She isn't looking so great.
Strangely though she's one of the ones that is budding despite looking like a trainwreck.
Speaking of here's a picture of one the plants that is budding.
Any help would be great thanks.
p.s.
I thought I throw in a pic of my biggest girl as some eye candy for you guys.
