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#20 went into her jar last night - so all is still well on that front. #1 is now in more diffused light, so I'm hoping the burning stops - not much I can do about the bits that have already been immolated. I got another macro of the trichomes, but you only need to look at the pistils to...

The spot I've got her in now does get a more 'dappled' light situation, as opposed to direct sun, or full shade... The severe heat has also passed (for now), so that should also help.

Then so it shall be. I've already started putting her where she gets more shade during the day, so we'll have to see. She's about 6 weeks in.

Precisely what I was thinking - and thanks for the link too! 80% of my info has been from growweedeasy. Great site. So the question that remains: harvest before Audrey here eats herself, or try to stretch out the torture in the shade?

This is kinda where my head has been at... I'm assuming this is normal?

I also thought this, but this plant is almost at the end of its two-week flush, so no nutes have been introduced for a decent while now...

OK, two plants are curing, the third is about to go into a jar, and the last one is still burning to a crisp. Early harvest - any thoughts or suggestions?

Another weekend gone, another update! Three of the four girls have been harvested (#20 got chopped on Saturday). #1 is the sole survivor, but I'm a bit worried... We kickstarted this spring with a lovely heat wave, and now I believe this plant has suffered a bit of sun burn - if that's a...

I hear ya about the full time working thing. Same this side - du is probably why I'll be sticking with outdoor for now... As for checking the trichomes, I've got a macro lens adapter thingy for my phone, so I'm using that for now... It doesn't magnify enough to accurately tell the difference...

Wow, what an awesome comment! Thank you so much - I'm glad you got some enjoyment out of it (I definitely have, so far)! As for the yellowing leaves, I ended up just having to assume as much - when I went searching for the problem online, there was advice for every kind of yellowing leaf...

My bad. It's been a while since the last post... The girls have been doing great - we've had an extremely short spring - like, for a week - and are already been hitting low 30's (°C) for the last 5 days or so. Two of the girls have been harvested and dried since last post. In fact, I jarred...

BTW, is it just me, or are there little dots of amber in here? And the curled in pistils? Please lemme know what you think.

Thanks Justin! That's what I thought too... If that is the case, then I'm probably a bit closer to harvesting than I thought! (at least on #5)

Heh, I'm hoping there's no-one around with binoculars! They should be OK though - they aren't in a spot where anyone outside our property can see them. And while I'm here - a quick update: It's been about 20 weeks since these ladies went into the ground. 5 of those weeks have been flowering...