Many, many small buds!

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djs42

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My "little" girl entered the flowering stage about 2 weeks ago. A plant that was adding nearly a foot in height per week has now slowed it down and filled out nicely and has literally hundreds of small buds. In the pot which I know is too small, she now stands nearly 7 feet tall, and that does NOT include the pot height!

Not being a patient person, and seeing all you peps with 2 foot tall plants with massive bud growth, I am anxious to see these same 8" long buds so I can get to harvesting, drying and enjoying also!

pix

yeah, the pots too small, I know!







Now I might have posted this in the newbie section, but I have been reading a ton on this site and while I don't post up a lot, I do read this stuff and thought my outdoor buddies would be a better resource. I am in CT and looking forward to a bountiful harvest. Any thoughts amigos?
 
Clown Baby

Clown Baby

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they'll grow into big buds in a couple of weeks. Slow your rolls. Plant looks good, just keep doing what you're doing and the big buds will come.
 
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gioua

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This is the size of mine at this stage.. this it's week 27 total maybe week 4 in flowering or so..



you should see more and more of them as the weeks go by..

I swear someone needs to cross a MMJ plant with like fruit tree... really would be down for some medible oranges!

you took some nice clear photos too
 
missnu

missnu

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djs42 said:
My "little" girl entered the flowering stage about 2 weeks ago. A plant that was adding nearly a foot in height per week has now slowed it down and filled out nicely and has literally hundreds of small buds. In the pot which I know is too small, she now stands nearly 7 feet tall, and that does NOT include the pot height!

Not being a patient person, and seeing all you peps with 2 foot tall plants with massive bud growth, I am anxious to see these same 8" long buds so I can get to harvesting, drying and enjoying also!

pix

yeah, the pots too small, I know!







Now I might have posted this in the newbie section, but I have been reading a ton on this site and while I don't post up a lot, I do read this stuff and thought my outdoor buddies would be a better resource. I am in CT and looking forward to a bountiful harvest. Any thoughts amigos?
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Looks good to me! You will end up with some big buds, you just have to give them time to get ready...a lot of newer growers try to harvest the plant way way way too early and just lose half their yield...so as long as you let that plant actually finish I think it will be absolutely awesome!
 
getawaymountain

getawaymountain

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djs42 said:
My "little" girl entered the flowering stage about 2 weeks ago. A plant that was adding nearly a foot in height per week has now slowed it down and filled out nicely and has literally hundreds of small buds. In the pot which I know is too small, she now stands nearly 7 feet tall, and that does NOT include the pot height!

Not being a patient person, and seeing all you peps with 2 foot tall plants with massive bud growth, I am anxious to see these same 8" long buds so I can get to harvesting, drying and enjoying also!

pix

yeah, the pots too small, I know!







Now I might have posted this in the newbie section, but I have been reading a ton on this site and while I don't post up a lot, I do read this stuff and thought my outdoor buddies would be a better resource. I am in CT and looking forward to a bountiful harvest. Any thoughts amigos?
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you wait till around the last of sept to the first week in oct and you will be happy!! looks great and will definatley be top heavy soon with bud .
 
Hotboxbudz

Hotboxbudz

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Wow it really is looking great. You can't call yourself a newbie anymore! Yeah the small buds will start to grow together into one big bud. Wait till week 5-6 into flowering and you will see what i'm talking about. Just keep doing what your doing. She looks better then mine.:clap:
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Mine is still in pre flower stage.
 
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