Hey guys, FINALLY got them out tonight, all 12 of them... About 2 weeks or 10 days or so since the flowering cycle usually begins, for plants in my area (43n).
Luckily, most of my plants that have been vegging in my windowsill under natural sunlight, have mostly all shown FEMALE pre-flowers!! I think it may have something to do with me leaving them in my windowsill so late into the season??
... But it seems for me, from the few seasons I have under my belt: the later I put my plants outside, the higher chance of them being female! Odd!! Only 1 show had male pre-flowers and was murdered instantly
They have grown in my windowsill since birth/germination, and get great direct sunlight for the first half of the day or so - but I have to lower them closer to the ground as they get bigger, to keep them from being visible from outside. So only the tops have been getting light lately, and a lot of the lower leaves/branches died off.. So at least half of the plants, especially taller ones, have only a few branches left at the tops. These are mostly from seeds that I've made myself outdoors of the years (Sour Bubble, Blueberry, local crosses, ect..)
And I was low on soil so when I put them outside, so a lot of them were sitting low in the ground.. I usually like them slightly elevated to prevent flooding. One plant, I ran out of soil for and had to use as much natural soil as I could for it lol. I watered them all lightly with some slightly fertilized water
Now I know that since I put them outside over 2 MONTHS later than I usually do, and planned to, they didn't get time to veg outside in the ground, so this will definitely effect my potential yield.. And especially since they've been stuck growing in Styrofoam beer-cups since germination until I transplanted them in the ground today.
.... But will I get at least maybe an ounce or 2 total yield from 11 or 12 smaller sized girls, put outside over 2 weeks since flowering began??
I will take pics for you all to get a better idea, to help me predict my yield (I know, so many of these threads lol).. But most of them are about 1-2 feet tall, lanky plants with not a lot of branches/nodes but some strong ones at the top. A lot of them have been topped or supercropped. A few of them are only about 10-12 inches or so but these ones have branches from bottom to top.
The plus side to me leaving them in my windowsill so late was getting to see most of their pre-flowers (only 1 of 12 showed MALE!!).. Why do you think I got so lucky with mostly females?? Not female seeds or super-high quality name-brand strains
Thanks in advance guys and bitches!!
Luckily, most of my plants that have been vegging in my windowsill under natural sunlight, have mostly all shown FEMALE pre-flowers!! I think it may have something to do with me leaving them in my windowsill so late into the season??
... But it seems for me, from the few seasons I have under my belt: the later I put my plants outside, the higher chance of them being female! Odd!! Only 1 show had male pre-flowers and was murdered instantly
They have grown in my windowsill since birth/germination, and get great direct sunlight for the first half of the day or so - but I have to lower them closer to the ground as they get bigger, to keep them from being visible from outside. So only the tops have been getting light lately, and a lot of the lower leaves/branches died off.. So at least half of the plants, especially taller ones, have only a few branches left at the tops. These are mostly from seeds that I've made myself outdoors of the years (Sour Bubble, Blueberry, local crosses, ect..)
And I was low on soil so when I put them outside, so a lot of them were sitting low in the ground.. I usually like them slightly elevated to prevent flooding. One plant, I ran out of soil for and had to use as much natural soil as I could for it lol. I watered them all lightly with some slightly fertilized water
Now I know that since I put them outside over 2 MONTHS later than I usually do, and planned to, they didn't get time to veg outside in the ground, so this will definitely effect my potential yield.. And especially since they've been stuck growing in Styrofoam beer-cups since germination until I transplanted them in the ground today.
.... But will I get at least maybe an ounce or 2 total yield from 11 or 12 smaller sized girls, put outside over 2 weeks since flowering began??
I will take pics for you all to get a better idea, to help me predict my yield (I know, so many of these threads lol).. But most of them are about 1-2 feet tall, lanky plants with not a lot of branches/nodes but some strong ones at the top. A lot of them have been topped or supercropped. A few of them are only about 10-12 inches or so but these ones have branches from bottom to top.
The plus side to me leaving them in my windowsill so late was getting to see most of their pre-flowers (only 1 of 12 showed MALE!!).. Why do you think I got so lucky with mostly females?? Not female seeds or super-high quality name-brand strains
Thanks in advance guys and bitches!!
