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You gotta play around with them a bit but once you get the hang of it it's great, especially for the price. You literally have to put mine like 1-2" away from the buds to get the best focus The 'macro' lens is the one you'll want to use for trichs

Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B013YDNRWC/

Up close and personal

Many times seeds found in dank are self-pollinated from intersex flowers, and so they don't contain the male chromosome.

Those are pistils, not calyxes but yeah it is a genetic trait. Not all phenotypes may express it though

Fuck, man At least since you called it your outdoor, maybe that means you have indoor as backup so you're not SOL?

I'm not in BC, but I'm in WA I forced a plant early this year that I know will finish, but next summer I'm going to try some autoflowers outdoors so I won't have to sweat it I know Texada Timewarp is a well-known BC early finisher

It's warm out but I'm starting to see some heavy frost

If it was taller than the other plants, it could have been catching sun sooner/later than the others too

I've got 2 (Amnesa and Ace of Spades) about like this: And one bigger one (Mendocino Purple Kush X Bubbleberry) that I forced early:

Thanks! :bigjoint:

Coming along, day 40-something I think on this one now: Not bad for a bagseed!

Grow big is for veg Tiger bloom is for bloom Big Bloom can be whole cycle - it's organic I usually use FF trio indoors in soil I'm doing all-organic (blood/bone meal) on my outdoor. I've been supplementing with big bloom on some feedings and it's worked well

What are you feedin them thangs? Lol That one has some leaflets on top too

That looks crazy bro! I've had little seed bracts/calyxes grow on top of leaves, but never another leaf

I'd just pick that ball off and let it roll I've seen dryness/heat/stress make a plant pop one or two out, then be all good the rest of the season

Dig a moat around your property and fill it with fire ants

Thanks man- honestly I just used a $10 macro lens that clips on my phone. I find it easier to look at trichs that way compared to my scope because I can crop or zoom in and look without everything moving around

Weird question, but I'm a noob to outdoor: Do outdoor plants mature faster? On my early plant, I still have a lot of white hairs showing, but my some of the trichomes are starting to get cloudy and there's even a few amber ones:

I'm digging the structure of this plant - it's got these super fat, wide - almost flattish bracts/calyxes that are really starting to swell up