First Try - Oregon Snowcap clone

That really sucks. I would get a couple of other large plants to put on either side for camo. Keep LSTing her to keep her the same height. Not only is she going to be more visible soon, she is going to probably get really stinky. Bring her in at night and when you are away. You might even consider getting a light and finishing her indoors.

Yea, I say you get some chicken wire and weave the plant lower. That and get some big plants to go on either side. Then a couple random ones here and there.

Week 13 - She's doing well, but I can't tell if the nodules over halfway down are new growth or a sign of hermie. Can't get a very good photo of them either. *Sigh* Guess I'mma find out the hard way. Rest of the plant looks gleefully female, the tops are all covered in fluffy white hairs in clusters, and the plant's up to 30" tall. I've begun to add Fox Farms Tiger Bloom watered down a great deal every so often just to make sure she's getting everything she needs.


Nodule thingy -

Keep in mind that this entire monster is just one single lil plant that started out as a weird clone that had been clipped so there were two main stems instead of one.

Week 14 - Fully female, but sudden heavy yellowing of some leaves that were already doing questionably making me super nervous. I flushed with some water a bit with no nutes just in case, plus it rained for the first time in quite some time yesterday. Picked off most of the really badly yellowed leaves, and hoping it makes it through flowering. The buds are still pretty darn small for being this far along in an outside grow when it's already September, but hey, I'm just happy it's alive. Hell, that last photo's gorgeous... I wish I knew how much longer to wait though. Guess I'll have to get a magnifying lens.

Don't let the yellowing stress you. You're almost home