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Hey, great job with those White Russians, I am gonna buy some soon to grow in my backyard, but was wondering if smell would be an issue during flowering. Do you think i could grow these out back without the neighbors getting too strong a smell?

I've read something that cold temperatures make plants go purple sometimes.. is it cold at night where you live? Also some plants just do this naturally.

If you do cover them with bags or w/e, it'd be best to remove the bags once it gets dark. This way you don't have to wake up at 6 in the morning to get your plant its full sunlight.

Yeah i agree with TMB77, i wouldn't remove any leaves, just wait for them to fall off naturally. Are you using any special ferts for flowering?

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Your yield will probably be only slightly affected, i would do at least one transplant though to maximize what you get.

Plants are all different, so without knowing the strain it is, no one can really say if its grow is normal, as long as it is healthy then you should be happy. If you put your plants out at start of July, they'll still get about a month and a half of good vegging time, considering where you live...

Since Colorado is between the 37 and 41th parallel, if your on the 40th parallel, 12/12 daylight will start to happen around september 20.. but they'd probably start to flower earlier if they noticed the daylight shortening.