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All new pics of the entire plant and an update! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx469NIUUmo

I like colorful fluffy buds. What strains produce blue hairs? Pink hairs? Blood red hairs and leaves? I always like very colorful chronic. I have some pink weed growing, but the strain is unknown.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPKztXEKKKc This is the end of day 2 of flowering. All bud sites have developed on all 3 plants, which is promising. I like everything to average out normally. Clover, the plant on the far left, has taken up 2' by 1' of the screen, Rhubarb, the center plant, fills...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPKztXEKKKc This is the end of day 2 of flowering. All bud sites have developed on all 3 plants, which is promising. I like everything to average out normally. Clover, the plant on the far left, has taken up 2' by 1' of the screen, Rhubarb, the center plant, fills...

Pink hairs on my buds! I have no idea how they got there, or why. The only reason that makes any sense so far is genetics, but this is odd because this plant is a re-harvest, and I have never even seen a pink hair on weed, let alone grew weed with any pink hairs on it. The last harvest was small...

make sure to go and buy an auger hand drill so you can get to that dank syrup in the middle when you get a 6ft' diameter trunk when you flip to 12/12

these plants are officially kicking it into high gear, and I can't be happier with how they are coming to. Nearly all of the bud sites I left possible have filled up. The final day of clipping on the 3rd day of pre-flowering. It is the 7th day of pre-flower (to last 10 days) and flowering time...

these plants are officially kicking it into high gear, and I can't be happier with how they are coming to. Nearly all of the bud sites I left possible have filled up. The final day of clipping on the 3rd day of pre-flowering. It is the 7th day of pre-flower (to last 10 days) and flowering time...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07RLXiyhUGI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07RLXiyhUGI

"All difficult things have their origin in that which is easy, and great things in that which is small." -Lao Tzu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWn-nDAf3vo

Here are some pictures taken after it was clipped and I applied honey as an organic anti-bacterial. These are pictures of the nodes. Much less blurry than the last ones, I used my magnifying glass to get a clearer, closer look.

Pics and Video incoming.

There is nothing above that node, the clipping would be but a stick. I will clip it now.

I'll get my magnifying glass and take some close up video. Slow-mo action!

Good plan, I got the same suggestion from the one on youtube I posted this for. So clip just above of the final node? And sorry for the blurry pics, I got them from video.

Here are some pictures of the nodes a commenter on youtube asked me to take.

I am so excited. The end of the 3rd day of pre-flowering, and I can't wait to see all of the growth that is going to spring up. The plant on the left is now named Clover, and covers at least 1.5 sq. ft. of the screen. The center plant, named Rhubarb, is now covering 1 sq. ft. of the screen...

Looking dope man, like hella healthy, congrats and +rep for the thread. What's up with all that low growth? As long as you don't get rid of 25% of plant mass in 2 days, stress levels remain low.