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Hello everyone. I just started my 11th outdoor season. I managed to sprout 8 Train Wreck crossed seeds that I found during last year's harvest. I topped them at four weeks. A week after the topping I found male flowers at the topping site joint on three of the eight. Whoa! I have heard about...

I have a buddy with the same problem. He and I would start our gardens at the same time, but his were always behind mine. I observed his garden one night and noticed his porch lights and his streetlights were providing too much ambient light. I told him this and he blew me off. He has his plants...

Nice looking plant! Great job. I also grow in containers. Remember this, it is normal for some leaves to turn yellow at this stage of the flowering cycle.

I want to go one more week, but it is raining at the moment and I hope I don't get bud rot, though I did move the grow out of the rain. I harvested some caterpillar ravaged buds already. I'll be breaking out the fans once this rain passes. My shelter had a small leak an one plant got soaked a...

I can harvest at anytime now, but I'm waiting for the end of September. I took a look a little while ago and found what I thought was signs of bud rot, but it turned out to be a small caterpillar. The colas are heavy and the branches are straining from their weight. The smell is very nice and...

Here is a pic of my crew.

That happened to me this year, but, I just left them in place. The idea is to distract the eye. Yes, YOU can see your babies, but casual seers will not, unless they are looking for it. Trust me on this. I've had guests over and they never "saw" my girls, or should I say, they never recognized them.

This summer has been cooler than normal, but I had to trim my girls three times to keep them under the fence. So far the buds are forming nicely and smelling very very good. No sign of any insect pests either (caught caterpillars last season). Now if I can just avoid the bud rot during the next...

+1! I have hidden my crops behind my raised bed garden which has lots of tomatoes. I used topping and LST techniques to keep things low. It worked out very well as things grew, but the odor was something else. You cannot contain the odor of a good crop; especially during the last three weeks...

Yes, the smell with increase significantly during the final weeks of budding. Aaaahh......I love that smell! Mine have five weeks left and are starting to smell wonderful.

I don't even think about when to harvest until after the "drop-off" of the fan leaves, then I look at the trichs and the date, then I go for it if no bud rot sets in. For me that comes around at the end of September; I've seen strains ready at the end of August however. I hail from the San Jose...

Good job! They look healthy and are starting to fill out nicely.

Thanks. I devised an eclectic technique using containers for mobility and stealth. The results are impressive and this is my 4th grow. Looks like I'll be taking the crew down this weekend. I see ambers starting to show and the caterpillars are starting to annoy me big time. Grrrr! I've lost...

I have caterpillars also. I've lost a couple of nice buds, but that's farming. I've pulled about a dozen of the little critters off of four plants. I don't even think about checking trichs or harvesting until after the "drop-off" and I'm seeing it now; older fans leaves are turning yellow...

I'll be taking my crew down the weekend of September 29th if the dreaded budrot does not get me again. This is my 4th outdoor grow and it hit me on September 21st during the first two seasons. This year I am moving them inside the garage at night in hopes of avoiding it since they are in...

The closest veggie to cannabis is hops, not tomatoes!

I got bud rot in late September the past two seasons. This year I took my girls inside at night since they are in portable containers. No bud rot this year at all so far. Bud rot sux big time, but that's farming. Sigh! ~TD

I have the same spots on my GDP leaves in some places. It is definitely tiny- little bugs. They are very hard to see but it be them! ~TD