Recent content by Freda Felcher

I'm about to attempt my first run of qwiso, so gathering as much info as possible. Thanks for the easy to read explanation and pictures.

Depends on where you live. I'm in the upper midwest, we have just a few weeks of growing season left and then its too cold. But if you are far enough south you should try an Autoflower, assuming you live in NA.

Yes, that's probably frost damage. I see this happen to ditchweed plants after a heavy frost, eventually the whole plant gets dark and black and die's. Any change in the leaf color or buds?

Let them go til Halloween at least. The calyxes haven't swelled yet and still seeing a lot of white hair. You will know when it's close, the plant will have a light golden hue, the fan leaves yellow and calyx's will look ready to pop. Halloween is the date I'm shooting for as well, I have...

That's some awesome looking plants and colas hanging there! Great job on your first outdoor grow:)

I wouldn't worry about lows in the mid 40's. I have some Blueberry plants that have already been through two mild frosts and plenty of nights dipping into the 30's. Blueberry can be finicky but so far all the cold has done is brought the purple colors full on. They keep growing in the cold...

You said the days are in the fifties, which is fine, that won't hurt a thing unless it's been raining a lot. What are the night time temps dipping down to? Have you had a frost yet?

I don't see any sign of swollen calyx and can see white hairs, these two things tell me you still have a few weeks to go at least.

I noticed the same thing with the trich's on my outdoor SkunkBerry. Been meaning to post a question about this..I will be watching this thread for an answer:)

Nice buds and congrats on your first grow :)

Old joke, still funny:)

I had this happen last fall with some feminized Connie Chung from DNA. They produced just a couple seeds, i planted those seeds this spring and they were all fem and look to be on track to harvest in another week or two with similar results as last year.

Good deal! Love my fiskars:)

No, do not pull them. They keep growing in the cold. But watch out for mold if you are getting rains. My NL and Skunberry are still out and need another week or two, temps have been highs in the 50's and lows in the lower 40's. I won't pull until my plants tell me they are ready or if we...

It's a joke, don't listen to him. You have several weeks to go from the looks of it.