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That plant looks strange. Something definitely fucked up there.

Just to give you some sort of a reference point on ripeness, I asked if this plant was done, and was told 3 to 4 weeks. The breeder says 8 to 9 weeks to complete flowering, and these pics are day 72, so that’s going to put them at around 13 to 14 weeks to finish.

Plants look great, but I would worry about that soil miracle grow soil holding to much nitrogen for flowering. I guess time will tell.

I feed this one full strength fox farm every other watering. It’s in ffof soil.

I would get both if any way, but if not I would use the big bloom.

Looks great. Those buds are going to get heavy I bet.

My friend has a GDP outside in a fabric pot as well in Missouri, and it just barely has preflowers. I think they’ll finish, but I told him to be prepared towards the end to get ingenious if the weather gets unexpectedly cold.

Damn, it’s 10 weeks tomorrow. Sure seems like a slow one for an indica. GDP.

Start over and use fox farm ocean forest. Start seed directly into moist soil, put a baggie over the top of the cup, and when the break soil, don’t water until dry dry. Seedlings don’t need much water. No need to feed with the ocean forest for a long time. Keep light well above, and if plants...

I’ve grown a few plants, but I think I tend to rush harvest, so I’m trying to time this one perfectly. Would you think this one is within 2 weeks? No amber trichs at this moment.

I use a little less than 1/4 tsp of citric acid to lower my well water from 8 to around 6.4.

A few weeks to go. My question is what did you use to get those pics. Those are pretty clear compared to a lot I see.

Flame thrower and a prayer.

Your issue is likely related to the miracle grow “soil”. I’d replant in some good soil.

Not sure what you’re talking about, and since there’s no replies, I’m assuming no one else does either. You shouldn’t be cutting holes in your fabric pot, or even need to. It’s a fabric pot, it dries out quick enough.

Don’t touch!

Never flush.

I didn’t mention, but it’s a granddaddy purple at 9 weeks from flip today.

I don’t typically do this, but I had to take my plant outside for a while today due to flea bombing (posted earlier). It’s amazing to me how much prettier this is under natural light. Can’t wait to see this one completely mature. Just thought I’d share.

Sounds like outside is the most popular choice. Outside it’ll be. I’m going to try bud washing anyway for the first time, so if a bug or two get on it, hopefully I’ll was em out.