Kali and HazeSkunk in my backyard

Terrythc said:

how many do you have left?

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1, the hazeskunk.

By the way, how do I dry the leaves and male flowers?

Went out in the rain and took this photo. Those are female flowers, no?

yep. that looks like a bitch to me!

Hasn't been getting much direct light for a while. Growing well, though. Not sure how long it's been flowering for. Bottom of stem is wood. Trained it down today. Top leaves are doing very well, bugs aren't eating the plant anymore.

And so, after months of daily risk from neighbors, law enforcement, and bees, this grow ends in an explosion of male flowers. I don't think the plant was ever female, the picture I posted of the preflower must have been misinterpreted. Thanks to everyone who posted, here are the pictures of the now confirmed male plant.

What things will you do differently next time?

Grow indoors, and use feminized seeds. When I grow outdoors next year, I'll do it in several remote areas, and I'll plant lots of feminized seeds. Most importantly, I'll grow in the ground, since PH, nutrients, and water are unimportant as long as the soil isn't horrendous.

By the way, Hazeskunk is still alive. I'm gonna cut it this weekend.

lgolos said:

Grow indoors, and use feminized seeds. When I grow outdoors next year, I'll do it in several remote areas, and I'll plant lots of feminized seeds. Most importantly, I'll grow in the ground, since PH, nutrients, and water are unimportant as long as the soil isn't horrendous.

By the way, Hazeskunk is still alive. I'm gonna cut it this weekend.

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where on earth did you get the idea that growing in the ground doesn't require proper PH balance of soil, nutrients, etc.,etc..?

Igolos, are you growing in the states,north, south ,east, or west? I'm curious about your climate,and when did you plant you seeds again?

Puna Bud said:

where on earth did you get the idea that growing in the ground doesn't require proper PH balance of soil, nutrients, etc.,etc..?

Igolos, are you growing in the states,north, south ,east, or west? I'm curious about your climate,and when did you plant you seeds again?

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When roots are given space, they will extend tens of feet and will have all the nutrients they will ever want. As such, the PH in the ground is far too variable to control. That's not to say that there's not going to be a difference between growing in fertile soil and growing in sand; however, the plant is more able to find its own nutrients when it is not restricted by a pot.

I'm growing in northeast US.

Neighbors cut down all their plants 'cause they were dying, they apparently thought the male hazeskunk was theirs and cut that down too, despite the fact that the cannabis was still healthy in temperatures that were below freezing. I was keeping it alive until I could get 191 everclear (Illegal in my state) to make green dragon. I guess that's not an option now.

hehe thats funny man, im not sure of the buzz u would catch off a male plant but the everclear would fuck u up
im sippin on some alcool this weekend its 188 (94%)

lgolos said:

I retrained them yesterday (and probably stressed the shit out of them, but whatever), and now there's branches coming from other nodes on the hazeskunk. Kalichakra is doing alright, not as big but again that's due to fucked up transplant.

Can anyone help me with the necrosis on the lower leaves? What could be the cause?

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the soil may have had too much nute and it sacrificed the lower leaves to soak up the extra

lgolos said:

I'm thinking of doing that, but the pot is sitting on a bunch of live plants which would be hard to dig up.

I've been noticing small white spots on the stem for a while now, what could they be?

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the plant is getting air from the air you may need better ventilation of soil

lgolos said:

Here's a few pics of both plants, and proof that THC is not a natural insect repellent.

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it is natural insect repellent that is from tomato worms not an insect