It got unusually cold up here this late summer...I have one lady left about 6 feet tall...not sure exactly what the strain is. It looks like a sativa/indica cross because of the fairly skinny leaves. Buds all over, but there could be more, and they could get fatter. It looks like it could grow for a couple more weeks at least, but the temps are quite low these days...about low 70's/high 60's in the day. At night, and on rainy days, it stays in the tin shed in the dark with an electric oil heater in there with her. Due to the lower cooler temps outside, I'm thinking that babysitting her everyday would be literally fruitless. I always think she'll get a bit bigger and better...what usually happens, is that I let them go past the point of harvesting...trying to get another gram of bud or something. Feel sorry for killing her...can you believe that? Should I hang in there for that last bit of fall spectrum of sunlight? She gets the sun until the very end because it sits facing the south-west as the sun sets across the lake, so I heard that fall red spectrum is something buds crave in their later days before harvesting. WTF should I do all you botanists? Thanks either way folks, and happily reap what you sow eh.
