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6 weeks old, 50cm in height, and pushing pre flowers right on schedule. Stem rub giving off a sweet, piney, fuel.

The new growth on the Hawaiian is looking much better, still hungry for Ca and Mg, I will do another top dressing with Dolomite Lime and Epsom salt. I fed her some Biotrissol 3.1.5 a few days ago with some left over coffee grounds for a bit of instant Nitrogen. Still a bit of curling deformities on new leaves but a nice improvement so far.

CBD heavy showing some lovely Autumn colors

So I gave my girlfriend a seedling.... It grew slow and steady.. She did some dry leaf trimming while I was bussy with my plants... I heard a gulp and when I had a look se cut the stem near the bottom accidentally.. shame she was horrified. I myself had no hope fir the poor seadling but put her at ease and said it will be ok... Above all odds the little one recovered well. Now she's readying herself for a small harvest... what the hell.. She'll get maybe a gram but that is about what she smokes in a year..

At least our ladies wil get the propper attention they need. Some might work in a harvest dry and cure in this time.. but if it lasts longer... which it might... Hope you have some auto seeds... Keep cool, have peace and above all... stay at home...

Gorilla zkittlez and two very different Skywalker Og phenos

Rain on buds that are already with mold (budrot) or pm will worsen for sure I'm afraid. Plants without issues can be "shaken off" after a rain or heavy dew to help minimize issues. From the picture I saw and the few trees in the background, I would take down what's getting worse and leave the healthiest plants to mature longest. These are all fungi problems, spores get created and will spread across gardens quite easily left unchecked. The earlier harvests might have less taste and a more speedy high, budrot harvest is not worth smoking anyway. Hope this advice helps a bit. Vrede growmies

Yo @Jedi Messiah , with the bud rot and mildew the quality of the bud will go from bad to worse. If u do decide to harvest be sure to remove all pieces with rot an trim mildew carefully, clean tools after to avoid infecting other plants.

Was haveing a blank moment while admiring my lady's that have started flowering

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@@_deanzo_ Some more snaps I'd like to enter for this month hope you all enjoy the content. Stay blessed

Spotted this Guerrilla grow outside Steers while eating a meal. Nobody knew nothing about this when i pointed it out. HAHA

Little Bonzai she is.

Packing on weight and getting real frosty..

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Temp and humidity are the most important factors here. Lower terms are always better... If you can keep your Temps down at around 20° that will help preserve the terp profile... This includes your growing Temps as high growing Temps can also burn off terps if you aren't careful. Humidity is also of paramount importance... Too high and you get moldy buds... Too low and your harvest dries out before it has time to break down the chlorophyll and other shit. From the moment you harvest and hang your plants... The humidity must not go above 65% and not lower than 50%. It is a tight gap and can be a mission to maintain... But if you can do that... Then those thin stems will be snapping in 5 days ish... If you keep your humidity on 65, you can expect an extra day or so to dry out. If you can have some subtly moving air or an intake fan... it will help keep the RH down... But too much moving air fresh air will dry out the buds very quick. After that, Mason jars and burping... I have a small RH meter that fits in the jars nicely and I can easily see if I need to burp or not burp... I burp when my RH in the jar hits anything over 65...and close the jar when RH is around 55... Rinse wash repeat until the bud is smokable... So like 2 or 3 weeks from harvest... It is highly advisable to not smoke the bud as soon as it can be smoked... Quality comes from a good few months curing