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I gotta agree, this person's risk:reward ratio is seriously skewed. If that plant is on BLM it is on federal govt. property, same with any type of actual public land you're on some kind of govt. property. It's just not worth it. Choosing to grow as an adult is different. You can accept the...

Vape pen for when I'm out, joints for flower and I love a nectar collector for my dabs.

Day 14 of flower and 31 of Veg. Ladies are all looking healthy in both areas, my two mothers are ready for a couple clones from lower branches and then some strategic pruning, flower tent is looking good. It's at the point where every day is longer than the last. Just waiting for buds.

I always forget sarcasm and tone is completely impossible to decipher over text :mrgreen: So yes, as @MnM95 reminded me, drying and curing. And then enjoy :bigjoint:

Ahh that doesn't do anything that's an old wives tale :lol:

Your patience has paid off :clap: now enjoy bongsmilie

And just a quick before and after of my lst'd pineapple.

And I'm back with updates. I slacked off for a couple weeks but I'm back :P I took one Pineapple and one B.E.K, my strongest growing and flipped them into flower on Jan. 21. So.. math... math.. Day 12 of flowering. Moved the other pineapple and B.E.K to a little veg area to get bigger and use...

4 weeks at the very least and I'd say more. But you will see some yellowing leaves due to less nitrogen, but that's a good thing, nitrogen in flowering es no bueno, smaller and slower bud production. They have a lot of bulking up and maturing to do so patience is your best friend right now.

I still see lots of white pistols. Trichromes look cloudy yet? Looks like you got at least a week or two left. Hard to tell without trichrome pics. Lookin good though :weed:

Might be too much Nitrogen? Glossy leaves and slowed/reduced bud development. I've had that when I have nitrogen toxicity in a grow. But I don't see it anywhere else on the plant so I feel like I might be mistaken.

I personally don't like to use nutes that close to the end (just habit from what I was taught.) One trick I've heard about is giving a couple extra hours of dark in your light cycle to help stimulate the plant to mature faster, but I've no first hand knowledge to swear by.

Got sucked into Fallout 4 bad. My bro came to visit and activated the cheat room mod, and I have become a god. Just finished Ghost Recon Wildlands, and that one I must recommend. And of course, Mass Effect Andromeda is just face meltingly amazing, I love me a good sandbox world.

I'm not seeing many cloudy ones, mostly clear from what I can tell.

Yeah I wouldn't be too worried judging by these pics, especially if you're not feeding any nutes yet. Like @blake9999 said just adjust your light a little bit and I'd say just wait and watch it. Nothing to go into panic mode about :bigjoint:

Only when they're ready. Check the bottom holes of your pot to see if you have roots peeking out looking to expand. I like to wait until I can see at least the tip of a few roots in a couple holes, but not so long that they grow out of your container and make transplanting more of a pain.

Day 7 I know it's a terrible idea to transplant to a coffee can, but I have drainage and apparently there's some kind of national law about stores carrying pots during the winter. :? And I was just scrambling around for stable support to put it on. I had temps stable at 81 but they're doing...

Pistils maturing and turning orange yet? If your trich's are all milky you're good to harvest. Pressure's on now. It's all up to you :lol: This is what I always use as general guidelines.

A trick I use since I'm too cheap to buy another humidifier is wet rags hanging on my support bars at the top of the tent. A little bit of a pain wetting them a few times a day. But it's a great way to get your RH up in a hurry.

Day 2: Roots poking out the bottom of the pot on one of my black eyed katy's so I'll probably transfer toa bigger pot either later today or tomorrow, still waiting on the others to show roots. I have RH up to around 60% and my temp is still varying between 75-82 F. So far my plants are loving...