Pretty much everything is budding up over here
SW x IA have a.few farther along than this
This stumbleweed took off, put the bag on top of the mound of soil from last year's plant too keep it out of the water ( swamps a lot higher than this time last year) shes been loving it, sucking up all the water she needs
the early plant in the back is just great. I believe it took after the stumbleweed but picked up an early pheno somewhere from this frankenstein seeder. Hitting this and that with different males, then forgetting what males he used
Im a little better now. Took of as soon as i transplanted, started budding early July, great plant structure and bud structure, should be done by the end of the month
7-10 days for the top on this
One of my funky early "Frankenstein" plants, top buds, and then the lower branches stretch, often past the original top and finish 2-3 weeks later.
had a couple take a beating from heavy showers, had to fix them up a good deal
all are filling out well 
Stumbleweed 
SW x IA
a great early variety, unsure of genetics, a handful of random pollenation over the years, gonna hit with an early stumbleweed male
my friend the tree frog, keeping a watchful eye while I'm away
A few i didn't top fell over, had to stake the bags, never had to do that before.
I have no words for this, a couple lemon skunk x SW I mistook early on for female but caught it before transplanting. I took care of this thing all season without even noticing. Although it is the last spot i get to in the day and am ready to gtfo of there by then. It's a nice male, and I've cared for it this long, so i decided to cut it down to a few lower branches (dont want too much pollen flying) and put it in the middle of a group of ladies, should be some good crosses in there.
conditions are ripe for mold and leaf spot, and im taking hits, having to cut some early because of leaf spot taking over. On the bright side I took down a couple good plants, and the tops on others
