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One thing I've learned here on the interwebs is white hairs means it's not ready.

I've been using regular pro-mix from walmart and mixing in some dr. earth dry fertilizer with mycorrhizae and other microbes.

Yep flushing is bro science= unnecessary, white hairs means it's not close, 116 grams is my guess on dried harvest weight lol

No basically you throw away all your plants and start over with seeds

Yep that's your problem, genetic drift. The only way to correct it is to start over with new genetics.

14 years of the same strain is too long unless you know what you're doing. Even tomatoes and peppers need new genetics every once in awhile. Time to buy some seeds and start over for sure.

You've only been growing one strain for 14 years? Clones of clones or do you have a very old mother?

I've only been able to fit 3 plants in a 3x3 tent which is roughly the same size as your closet. You could set some outside in the sun though!

That resin is off the scale! What are you feeding her?

Yep unfortunately that's not an option as not drawing attention to it is key lol. Don't have to worry about the fuzz because I have my state medical cultivation license but that doesn't keep away the local 2 legged critters if you know what I mean.

Yep I found me a spot just gonna have to make sure not to forget to move em every morning and every night lol.

Here is a better shot of the tops, flowing has definently set in.

Excellent idea thanx guys.

That's a bummer man. Well it isn't the first time I had to start over. Thanx for the reply though! Happy smokie!

Hello fine folks of the weed friendly variety. I got some sativa style plants that started flowering indoors and got to where they grew up into the lights of my tent so I stuck em outside and hacked em in half but kept feeding them fish emulsions. They are still flowering but the summer light...

Those guys must drink a lot of coffee lol

Looks just like my Alvarez!

Bands like the dead south and Billie Strings are the bees knees:

Fun Fact: the banjar was invented in Africa and refined on the plantations by slaves to become the banjo, and if you tell a classic violinist he's playing a fiddle he'll likely consider it an insult lol.

Love some bluegrass!