jbird623
Active Member
there are three seperate plants.. The momma is the bush.. The other two were from seeds from the bush..
The bush was planted in December.
The two seeds were planted in April.
The two seeds produced my 3 foot red headed mistress. My red headed mistress is budding real nice, and the other is a "stubby little thing" with a huge bud sitting on top, which I call my "other" red headed mistress.
The bush has buds throughout, however they do not compare to the other two plants which are way smaller.
The Az sun hits the bush from 6a-7p.
The sun hits the other 2 from 6a until around 1p, when my fence shades the 2 babies.
I am leaving on vacation the first week of october and would like to harvest before I leave.
There is no frost in this area and we do not have day light savings. However, our day's will be gettng shorter soon.
The temps are still in the 100's in the day and around 90 at night.
I keep all of my plants watered and the soil moist. Watering the bush 2-3 times daily and the smaller ones twice daily.
I have never used any fertalizer's or chemicals other than wood chips.
Give me advise on what I can use to speed up the process by about 2-3 weeks.
There are pics in my gallery that were snapped today..
The bush was planted in December.
The two seeds were planted in April.
The two seeds produced my 3 foot red headed mistress. My red headed mistress is budding real nice, and the other is a "stubby little thing" with a huge bud sitting on top, which I call my "other" red headed mistress.
The bush has buds throughout, however they do not compare to the other two plants which are way smaller.
The Az sun hits the bush from 6a-7p.
The sun hits the other 2 from 6a until around 1p, when my fence shades the 2 babies.
I am leaving on vacation the first week of october and would like to harvest before I leave.
There is no frost in this area and we do not have day light savings. However, our day's will be gettng shorter soon.
The temps are still in the 100's in the day and around 90 at night.
I keep all of my plants watered and the soil moist. Watering the bush 2-3 times daily and the smaller ones twice daily.
I have never used any fertalizer's or chemicals other than wood chips.
Give me advise on what I can use to speed up the process by about 2-3 weeks.
There are pics in my gallery that were snapped today..
