So, this girl started off as a tiny little no name seed in March. The growth was very slow from my mistakes and 14 of her siblings died from too many nutes and burnt up. As soon as the weather broke; I moved her outside in a 3 gallon planter. Last week she got transferred to the regular ground. I've been checking pH balances and everything is perfect! My question is- from viewing the photos; about how long until buds appear and ultimately, harvest? She's grown about 8-10 inches since potting to the ground so she didn't get distressed like I worried about. It's been over a decade since I did any growing. A rough eta would be very helpful! I'm just hoping to beat the frost. Northeastern U.S area. Happy farm soil, fox farm nutes. Lollipopped 3 times and topped twice. Super cropped every other week, but haven't in the past month as the stems got bigger I was afraid they'd break off. I already had one break at the node, so that just told me to leave it alone after that, lol! PS sorry if this post is misplaced. I was having a difficult time finding the area it is to be in. You guys can call me Weezy! Nice to meet you!
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Aww. I really hope it can finish up. First frost here according to the Farmers Almanac should be around October 23rd. 😔
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Frost in the northeast would be the least of my worries, i would be much more concerned with botrytis (mold) than frost. I would say by the pics your looking at 8wks minimum
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Thank you. Sorry for the late reply. We had a hard rain about 4 days ago, so I shook lightly to keep from spores starting. I'm not used to having accessibility for outdoor growing, as it was illegal 10+ years ago when I grew last, lol (was able to check monthly in the woods) so, this is how she's looking today. Happy to see trichinomes with the naked eye.
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Currently, I've been worrying about the torrential rains we've had 3 days straight. I've been lightly shaking off excess twice a day, ugh! Thank you hurricanes, for dousing my plant! Grrr. Definitely keeping an eye out for mold! It's supposed to be the last day of rain.... Until the aftermath of the other hurricane hits Saturday. I did take a couple fans off. Not many. I'm scared of this rain! I have my plant under the garage roof, but it does get the rain still, as you can see.
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