Nor Cal, delayed flowering?

[Krit]

Those look great! Ya @Krit is running strong also (above).

She's been stacking up, hoping for a birthday harvest.(2nd week of September) we'll see.

 

[OGGanjaPatient]

She's been stacking up, hoping for a birthday harvest.(2nd week of September) we'll see.
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Should be ready by then m8. Cheers good luck

 

[obijohn]

Just did my first Tiger Bloom feed at a bit less than half the suggested strength. All flowering but the Mr E Pupil around 3 weeks in. also had a guest visit, I love seeing these guys but they don't seem to stick around

 

[apompeo01]

Climate change maybe? Here are my 3, you can see the stretch..been doing that for almost a month. Middle plant the only one with white hairs/budsView attachment 5177923

 

[apompeo01]

My crop

 

[Krit]

All plants are officially flowering. Took the one in the middle forever but she's finally getting hairy.

 

[farmerfischer]

Here in northern michigan plants seem to be behind as well.. acouple of friends were asking me if mine were late or not ..
Yup they are.. not sure whats goin on but most if not all of my plants are normally full on budding by now..

 

[steve870]

i really hope we will get a late frost like last year otherwise my plants might not make it. very weird

 

[farmerfischer]

i really hope we will get a late frost like last year otherwise my plants might not make it. very weird

Im hopeing for the same.. aleast not until the 2nd or 3rd week of october.

 

[obijohn]

Frost isn't an issue where I am, but typically we start getting rain early/mid October, and that's when bud rot strikes. For an occasional shower I can move them under cover, but even so if it rains a lot, the moisture in the air will start rot

 

[steve870]

Frost isn't an issue where I am, but typically we start getting rain early/mid October, and that's when bud rot strikes. For an occasional shower I can move them under cover, but even so if it rains a lot, the moisture in the air will start rot

here frost normally strikes between sept 30 and October 5. for the last few years we got the first frost in late October. I will build a roof over my plant cause it's already rainy. wet year

 

[obijohn]

Mr E Pupil looks to be maybe around a month away from being ready. My other 2 are probably going to be a November harvest. I just don't get it, compared to previous years. And looks like a possible storm in the area Sunday/Monday, so I'll have to move them into the day room. Is humid and if the weather forecast is correct, really worried about bud rot. Mr E currently:

 

[Krit]

Mr E Pupil looks to be maybe around a month away from being ready. My other 2 are probably going to be a November harvest. I just don't get it, compared to previous years. And looks like a possible storm in the area Sunday/Monday, so I'll have to move them into the day room. Is humid and if the weather forecast is correct, really worried about bud rot. Mr E currently:View attachment 5198154

Looking good. My plants are around the same harvest times as yours.
I'm starting to get worried about the rain also. Wish I could move my plants under my awning, but their roots have grown out the bottom of the fabric pots. Don't want to risk stressing them too much this far into flowering.
I do have a tarp, and will probably end up buying a cheap tent frame from Home Depot. I'm sure I'll need it again.

 

[imagreenwitya]

I have some that are this far along (soCal) And some like this, really depends on the strain/pheno.

Though I gotta admit its far more all over the place than it has been in past years.

 

[FishingwithDave]

I thought it was just my grow that was weird this year! I’m in Central California Bako area and my six plants all started flowering at different times between 7/23 and 8/23 and that’s never happened before. This is the first time for the strains I’m growing this year, but a 30 day difference doesn’t make sense to me. Looks like I’ll be harvesting from mid-October thru Thanksgiving this year! FWIW, in-ground no-till soil, second year under 30% shade since they were transplanted out side.

 

[Herb & Suds]

Check your plants because you have some serious pest issues

 

[FishingwithDave]

Check your plants because you have some serious pest issues

Please give me more details. I know one looks sickly for sure, but other than a bunch of itty bitty white things I’ve seen every year and a couple of bud worms, I have not seen anything else in the canopy, or I’ve been blind to them. I’ve been spraying with BT periodically, having spray two days ago. Appreciate the help!

 

[santacruztodd]

Santa Cruz checking in….

 

[obijohn]

Please give me more details. I know one looks sickly for sure, but other than a bunch of itty bitty white things I’ve seen every year and a couple of bud worms, I have not seen anything else in the canopy, or I’ve been blind to them. I’ve been spraying with BT periodically, having spray two days ago. Appreciate the help!

Hard to tell, but especially in your first photo your leaves are all fucked up. Have you closely inspected under the leaves as well for spidermites? Otherwise could be thrip damage.

 

[obijohn]

Weather folks here still not 100% on rain between Sunday and Tuesday, although it's likely we'll get some, and possibly a lot. Prepared to move my plants like 8 feet into the dayroom to keep them out of the rain for a few days. They'll still get indirect light since all side of the dayroom except one are open