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Duh! The plants were outside! You need to read. Counting flowering from the moment you put them into 12/12? Duh.

OK. I get the message. You all know ALL. No open-mindedness here, no experimentation, no inquiry, no analysis and evaluation of 'the other'. So here's the deal: think about it. I live in Oregon where recreational is now legal. Outside business is already moving in. I have a close friends who...

I began counting the time of flowering of those two plants when i saw pistils that were over 1/4" long in a number of cola ends.

well, Flo, it looks that you can't even learn politeness, how can you learn anything? This is a new genetic strain that even the developer has said to me that the flowering time is unknown, but he hoped for a short flowering time. I posted here in the supposition that knowledgeable and...

You folks need to look beyond your traditions of doing things. I'm trying to. You also should learn to be polite, not rude as you are being. You might, just might, learn something. (That's my goal as a retired teacher...) For example, check this article out on the controversy. It IS a...

Well, just so you get it right: This new strain here (Afghani x Chem Diesel) promised to be early-flowering and excellent for indoor grows: not a large plant and 8-10 weeks [maybe] to flower. I chopped those two plants as they were finishing week 7. The pic of the whole plant, now that i look at...

Hey Who -- i don't mind criticism: sometimes it's useful, sometimes not. What surprises me is that so many 'pro' growers are so 'couch-locked' in their minds. "There's only one way to do it..." Here's some background over the years on this early-late harvest controversy...

OK. And what i have here produces the same thing without threat of mold or thieves, and it keeps me under the Oregon 8 ounce limit. Here's some background and context on Early, Normal and Late harvest: http://www.dutch-passion.com/en/news-and-development/when-should-you-harvest-cannabis/

Well.... some prefer couch-lock. Not me. I like the high THC and no CBD ratio that you get from an Indica harvested early. Here's what happens: High THC is active, not couch-lock. So i clipped a bud, dried it quickly and vaped it (about half a bowl full in a DaVinci Ascent). About an hour later...

For you folks who are relying on past experience concerning this early harvest business, the strain i'm using is a new hybrid from a local seed company. They are not sure of anything in this one, telling me recently that if the sativa part of the hybrid "takes over" then harvest won't come for...

You can make fun from a distance, but it's because you're jealous of the long lasting effects.

I do a 'quick-dry' on a bud to test a plant's potency. One way is to lay the bud on a fluorescent light where the ballast is. Another, which i've never tried, is using a microwave. Obviously a warm stove is the most handy. It is the best test, just not great tasting.

Interesting how so many people here approach those who think differently.

Interesting comments, folks. FYI, just vaped a bit (equivalent of 2-3 bong hits) and it was a fine, energetic high, and surprisingly to me, long lasting (3-4 hours) -- I'm happy with the results, and also, in Oregon, recreational users are allowed to have up to 8 ounces. That just about gets me...

Finishing 7 weeks of flowering outdoors in Oregon soil for a strain called Afghani x Chem Diesel. I sprouted the seeds a little late (began on May 1) so these two plants could have used more vegging time. I'll try that next year. I Harvested them today. Strong on THC, little CBDs, CBN. About...

Nice plants, Jet and "colas in the sun" -- certainly a 'happy thought'

Wow... where do you shower? I've had that problem too.... had to wait until harvest..... tempted to harvest early that time.... ha

How about Scotch? mmmm...

Are you growing outside? How're your plants looking? Mine (Afghani x Chem Diesel) are starting week 7 of flowering. The plants are a bit sparse but thickening, heavy colas. The pic has two plants that are 50" high. Show us your outside Oregon grow, and thanks.

I add molasses every couple weeks during flowering but haven't tried it at the very end. It Should work to impart a flavor and condition the soil. Let us know what you do and how it goes. Cheers!