Bud on my plant.

[Dewayne]

do you think the bud on this plant will produce much by the end of the season? it's sativa dominant, and outdoors. It got stunted or something for a month while i was gone to mississsippi. It's about 10 inches tall. I didn't think it'd do much so i took all the branches off but 4 inches to maybe make it focus on growing. Well, the DAY of summer solstice, it had bud sites on it. A bit smaller than in the picture. I know it has a while to go, 3-4 months till the end of the season. But it's only 10 inches and there's about 15 bud sites on this plant. the part with leaves that you see is only about 4 inches tall, the rest i cut off before the buds got there to try and get it to grow..

 

[Dewayne]

eh if you want to see the bud sites on it or the bud better, you have to "save as" it to your desktop and zoom in on the picture viewer.

~Burn One~
Dewayne

 

[longtimegrower]

Or you can click on it. Hey DW its not going to do a lot more unless it reveges but then its not going to do much anyway. Is that sand its growing in. If so plants dont grow good in sand. And cutting the bottom off wont make it grow more. It just slows it down. And were you working on the hurricain houses or do you have family in miss. I grew up in north miss. The delta. You may want to give the plant a couple weeks and then just harvest. I have planted in good soil the 4th of july and had threefoot plants that made over an ounce so you might make more just trying again.. Good luck slim

 

[Dewayne]

lol, it's not sand, it's white dirt, look slike sand though. The only thing is, is that it's just starting flowering. tha'ts only 10 days into flowering and i understand somepeople flower when their rplants are 7 inches . I've never had a plant stunt like that but 10 days of flowering and it's stitll steady budding.

~Burn One~
Dewayne

 

[TheStickyIcky]

Let it grow! It may not produce a whole lot, but it will produce some. Let it grow and harvest it when its ready by the trichromes.

 

[Dewayne]

well it's what i intend to do anyways haha. I think today though imma take a 5 gallon bucket, and fill it with some nice good soil instead of the mixed in with the ground. It seems to dry out too fast where i live, i know this moisture lock wont. So hopefully it'll thrive better. I'm not going to do it to all 13 of my females though.

~Burn One~
Dewayne

 

[TheStickyIcky]

The moisture lock soil WORKS. I use it on my plants that I don't go to but every couple weeks and they are always green and healthy and the soil is moist. I HIGHLY recommend it.

 

[Dewayne]

Yeah, it most definately does. I really like it. It's good because it doesn't dry out fast, and doesn't cause root rot or anything that i've experienced. It seems good for feeding your plants too, it'll lock it in so your plant will constantly be getting the nutes it needs.

~Burn One~
Dewayne

 

[TheStickyIcky]

Yep, I'm happy. From now on any outside plants that I have that will be left in containers will most definitely get moisture lock soil. My buddy has a plant in regular potting soil and in 2-3 days its powdery dry. I can go two weeks one good watering with this.

 

[Dewayne]

Yup, it's definately neat. I enjoy using it because if you have plants out in the woods, you don't have to walk out there so much with bottles of water etc.

~Burn One~
Dewayne

 

[Growdude]

I didn't think it'd do much so i took all the branches off but 4 inches to maybe make it focus on growing.

You should have not removed the branches.
Removeing branches just gives you a nug on a stick like you got.

 

[Dewayne]

Yeah, but it wasn't doing, ANYTHING. Wasn't even growing new leaves before i did. But i'd rather have a "nug on a stick" rather than a faulty plant that's going to do nothing. lol. I transplanted it and within a few days i bet it'll start growing better! =)

~Burn One~
Dewayne

 

[daytripper_1967]

It reminds me of cheech and chongs-nice dreams when they drove around in the ice cream truck sellin big sticks....LOL....looks like a lowryder almost....except the stick...they say dynomite comes in small packages...i bet it will do better in diffrent soil!!!NO MATTER WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE A TASTY TREAT TO ME!!!!PEACE OUT!!!!

 

[Dewayne]

It's not low ryder, but small enough to be huh? lol. It's actually something that...just came lol. It was mixed with things but was origionally "green bud" from maine. I've never heard of that type anywhere else but when i lived there. It's the same strain the guy taught me how to grow on. 3 years later i still have it. I know it's been crossed with a blueberry. regardless it's good weed. So even if this does show up the runt, i'll test smoke some off of it this year haha. But i think it'll do good to be honest. The runt but imma give it some extra special love and see if i can't get her to show herself.

~Burn One~
Dewayne