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I miss you guys!! hahaha

9-10 weeks I believe. i remember pulling mine at 9 due to weather.

2-3 weeks maybe 4

Still have quite a few weeks to go. I would say 4-6 weeks.

Only a few very small plants this season but I still rock the BB inspired stuff! @DST Honeybee by @genuity

Love it G!

Great minds think alike!!! Outdoor but I'd like to think that we have similar taste. ;) Honeybee (from the testers)

Done. :)

The new packs are looking great! I need to get off my ass and place an order to get some in the box.

Looking good DJ! And the plants too! Glad to see you and the crew are still putting in work. :)

Everything is looking beautiful GG! I can't wait to see the final results!

I have always wanted to do a outdoor DWC with my Rainforest 66. Looks like a nice project! :)

Yellowing is normal at the beginning of flower as the plants are diverting energy into flower and less "solar panels" are needed. :)

I normally just let nature take it's course. I wait until the plant is ready to give them up with a gentle tug. Anything more and they aren't ready. Some like to deleaf as well so you could go that way if you choose just beware you may have some recovery time if you do.

You will notice a lot of lowers yellowing and dropping leaves when the plants are starting to flower. You should see that there are a lot of single and fan leaves that are dropping and its totally normal for this time of year.

They will grow out of it. You can cut out the old growth and they will recover nicely. If you leave the old growth they will continue to be confused and push energy into trying to reveg the old growth. By cutting it out the plants will be able to push more into new growth.

We are just about to hit full tilt flowering here in Cali. You should be seeing some action within the next 2 weeks.

https://www.diatomaceousearth.com/blogs/learning-center/how-to-apply-diatomaceous-earth-3-application-methods

The 1 plant that I decided to grow this year is Honeybee. @genuity FTW! :)

haha NICE!! I will be looking forward to the progress!