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northern Wyoming, the average is sometime this month (sept) The next ten days look okay, though, lows in the forties, ighs mid seventies.. but the weather can go from hot to snowing in a few hours... it's weird ass Wyoming mountain weather. That's a concern.. plus getting caught (zero tolerance...

Lilac colored flowers. Under a magnifying glass, I can see tiny sparkles on the inner surfaces of the leaves and on the flowers. I'm not sure how small the trichone heads are, but they must be tiny...

The broken trunks and the thriving branches.

Here is a stalk of flowers

I had been away about six weeks, my boyfriend tended to the garden, pulling males and watering. So I don't know exactly when they started blooming. He says a week but they looked like they were thinking about flowering in late July... when they actually did is anyone's guess I think. He might...

I know, I was referring to those big plants, I certainly wouldn't do it now. Younger ones, strong ones, with roots that could be cut easily. The roots on these monsters would probably require a power tool. If I was going to separate them, I'd have done it with maybe eight inchers. These are...

Well I'm hardly going to separate them now. They were in a pot together after germination, just got entwined. Didn't hurt the plant any, obviously. We just kept an eye out for males, dug up the ones we could, cut a few we dared not dig. We can dig the roots out after harvest. Shame they...

CM400 Custom.

I'm not planning to sell any. It's just my own supply. I'm saying I have paid $60 an eighth for years. In California I had a medical license, I bought top shelf, it was $60. It's actually slowly getting cheaper, since there's less risk and more competition in the legal states. :-)

Haha! I held up pretty well, for someone with a really bad back. It's one thing I can still enjoy doing. And I rode through Washington state.. Weed is legal, even recreational.

A male. A couple were root bound as young'uns; my boyfriend generally dug them out, but sawed that one off as it was bound with its female counterpart. Hate to kill such giant beautiful plants... But hate seedy weed.

I haven't been able to get that to work, or I'm doing it wrong.

A 1981 Honda 400. Just rode it coast to coast, and then home. 5000 miles, that's why I was gone several weeks.

Um, no, it's mine. Thanks for that though. It's cause I spend time on a motorcycle instead of a manicurist's chair. Like I need to justify my hand's appearance to you.

Another flower. :-). I have about a dozen, maybe more, girls now. I think I'm going to be needing some more jars...

Found one small stray male today, but everyone now is full blown or starting flowering.

I've been away from home for several weeks. I was astounded at their size. The tallest ones are easily 9-10' tall, the smallest maybe five.

Jesus. I will be jarring and freezing it I guess. Home grown painkiller. I looked at the early buds, and volume wise, each looks like what you get when you buy an eighth. For $60. I don't have much money, so keeping myself in some weed is expensive.

A pound total? I would guess per plant. They have branches that split and fell from their own weight, but are still flowering.. I have about twelve to fifteen plants, all over six feet tall. They took over the garden, buried the tomatoes, and like I said, split and kept growing. It's everywhere.

There are flowers on every tip... And there's a lot of tips. A lot. I had no idea these would grow to be so friggin huge!! I've never had them get higher than six inches before... These are TREES.