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Some strains may still have white pistils, they can be harvested, but its not common. Check trichomes, see for yourself if they are ready.

Good luck. Although I dont know if desert climate is not humid enough to allow plants alive no problem. Maybe I'm too much thinking. I definitely think indoor cutting will work. :joint:

I think they keep them indoor plants do not change the light cycle, so that they in a vegetative state. I dont think it can be pulled off outdoors only. You may be able to put them in the winter indoors in a normal light cycle, so they will once again enter the vegetative growth stage. This...

is possible in the subtropical climate marijuana is a native plant, it can live for several seasons. However, this could be quite unlikely, the plant has spread to more temperate climates, and thus become an annual plant. Marijuana has a limited life, before it died, usually about 10 months maximum.

I cant see any pictures. :( Last year I germinated seeds, paste them in the dirt, a few months come back kill males, and then come back the harvest. Completely natural. develop some nice and fat, sticky, strong buds. Plants get more sun quite high. I'm surprised no human intervention, poor...

I live in Ohio, but I'm originally from Europe. Back home in Europe, there arent many outdoor growing, but it may be more relevant facts frost hit really early, summer is too short. In fact, I have not heard any helicopter team in Europe does not eradicate marijuana without a tip from the...

Like I said twice, I heard them on the radio every year. I heard they bust a single plant per year. If you are in doubt in some states the helicopter will bust your single plant, in this news article, the only one helicopter arrested someone trying to toss a single plant ...

This is not correct. At least not everywhere. We dont even have Mexican cartels my state. Like I said in my post above, I listen to eradicate marijuana team on the radio every summer. I hear annually backyard bust single plants. When the helicopter flew over a nearby county, they found only 19...

I hear on the scanner helicopter every summer. I heard them through half-mile cornfield on ATVs destroy thousands of dollars in corn, for just a single plant. They fly over, miss the most, but they see they will get. I hear on scanner they say they get people's yards 3-4 plants. If it's really...

Cold and rain when I visited , but as I see the lack of plants, I took the only one left to get so fucking fast as I can. :lol: Now it is alive , in my house. I'm going let the soil dry, then hang her. plants must be taken during a lightning storm , but they managed to leave one footprint ...

I am very angry, so while tear.:-( Go to my spot out of four girls and three stolen. I could not have been much more than 100 yards away when happened. One week away from harvest. My location I thought is so great, I was more afraid of the helicopter than thieves. I am very angry, want to vent...

That would be a dangerous assumption that where I live, but we have no real swamps, just poorly drained, muddy.

Use different ways each time and a source of water nearby is a must. I grow in pots so that when there are raids near, I can be warned and I can move the plants. You can paint camouflage pots to blend in with their surroundings, or you can dig holes in the ground and stick to the pots in the...

Either is spreading around for sun, has better genetics, is healthier / better care, or it will be a boy.

Do not overwater, they will sprout. Is this a feminized seed? If not suggest planting more.

They seem better suited to three maybe even four transplants. You could transplant her in her final pot now if you want.

Signed. I can not wait to see how it turns out. ONLY I wondered, how much direct sunlight in one day BE YOUR Babies get? At plot one SEEMS A little shade to me, am I right? Fellow guerrilla grower here, so I like to learn and share the "tricks of the trade", so to speak. . This will be my second...

How much water will depend on how hot the weather is, and how stretch the roots are in the bucket. I grew up in five gallon buckets last year and during the warmer, humid part, they needed to be watered about 2-4 times a week.

They can live to 39 degrees, but it can stunt them a little at seedling stage. If you are offered peace of mind, then you can put in at night. In the fall, it should not matter much. I left mine outside temperature 28 degrees level last year while they were blooming, and it turned out great...

Neem oil will keep the mites away. Ladybugs are very good for keeping bugs away too. They will take care of without disturbing her.