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And here is a confirmed female. Ignore the "hair", and instead focus on what is at the node.

Every grow season it seems hundreds of "sex" post appear. I try to help the newbies every season by showing what balls, at their earliest stage, look like. Imagine a crab claw for males, and a straight single "pistil" for females, and you will learn the difference quickly. First sign of a male...

I'm think Happy Frog Fruit & Flower Dry Fert. (4-9-3) will work best for my small, outdoor needs. Thanks for the tip. I'm on it tomorrow.

Hey Ganga!! Back at it I see. I got 4 plants going now. Just saw first pistils, hairs on one of them last night. Been traveling a lot this summer, but finally home now for good. Went organic soil this summer for the first time. Love it so far. Probably need your advice on feeding when flower...

All I know is my long dried, long cured bud is some flame. That's all I need to know. I dry and cure and after four weeks of that slow process I got some dank bud.

When the cure is done and on point!!

Harsh is an understatement. By February I'm done, and we're not even close to done by then!!

Really cold here in Wisconsin. Get's dark around 4:30 too. Kind of sucks, actually. Harvest tastes real good now though...

Grow season for everything, even corn, was the worst that I can remember in 20 years. Spring was the main reason. It was cold, rainy and kept early peak spring sun in check, which is critical for outdoor success from planting seeds for any crop.

Outdoors is a longer process regardless. Sativa strains crawl at a snails pace outdoors. Nice plant. Be patient.

And now that my cure is near complete, these girls made some fire ass buds! Don't ever let anyone tell you you can't grow fire in the Northern US.

Mother nature put an end to growing real quick in Wisconsin today. I was able to stretch 2 weeks of budding before I harvested last week. One really rolls the dice here with sativa doms, but it's worth it when it works out.

You want milky with a small amount of amber and little to no clear. All amber is not something to want, IMO.

Finish line reached. After a shitty spring, summer really took over and gave me an awesome crop. Close to 1.5 pounds. And buds are beautiful. Another successful harvest complete. I hope everyone is having success harvesting as the cold and snow crash in!

Save the biggest and best for last!

It's more about sunlight hours and less about temps. In SE Wisconsin I'm lucky if my plants get 3 hrs of direct sun this late in the season.

Started harvesting my biggest and final lady today. She is providing huge yield. Overall, after 2 plants in jars curing, I have a pound of clean, dry bud. Did the slow dry this year, and I am very happy with the results once my flowers are in jars. Pictures to come shortly...

You don't need the tarp.

It's going to be 44° overnight here. I don't think it's been above 47° here overnight since I got back from CA.

As far as your concerns about being spotted, unless someone is right on the edge of your garden looking at your plants, you will be fine. I was worried about late fall visibility last year too. I am much more relaxed now.