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Early flowering, many of us have seen it this year!

That DGD is a big heavy plant and i am looking forward to growing the seed from her (crossed with BB3), should make a very heavy setting plant. And I got a ton of seed from her!
 
I have been planting outside here in OK since the late 60s, never in all these years have I seen flowers in the field this time of year! I have grown in shaded areas, shaded enuf to make hermies and my first Fem seed, so I dont think thats whats going on this year. I have been wrong a time or 2, I did get married twice..
 
My blackberries, patch 1, nothing this year and this was their year to make. Patch 2 (the predator berries) made well as usual, but they ripened very slowly in small amounts this year. Instead of 2 gallons a day, I got 2-4 quarts each day for a longer time. Most of the rest of the garden not doing as well as I hoped.
 
Well the weather dude said this front represents a pattern change for us here in OK, I have the front door open for some nice cool air. On top of that the blackbirds came through picking acorns from the oak trees, these should not be ready yet. A few trees are dropping leaves early. This is a nice cool end of July and start of August, with highs in the 80s instead of up 106*F everyday. Yes I think warmer weather is coming back, but for how long?
 
For our area here it's been kill the garden hot. There was no mild adjustment to heat it just boom one day in the 70s next hitting 100f dry and hot. It's that sweating hot for all plant life. Hard to keep thing hydrated. We container growers need to be mindful of overwatering or over feeding thinking it's healthy for plants since they look sad and droopy. I find the transition to flowering and early flowering to mid flowering the times when things can go wrong. Slow and steady consistent care.

I've done the last of the defoiliation of dead matter from the early flowering of the outdoor plants. It was like shaving a sheep. All the curly leaf and old dry calyx were cut from the main stalk. I am taking photos to show how they look for my records. It's been a real hassle to try and save the grow but i was not going to start seeds late and these clones meant alot to me having them for over 6months. So i will post photos of their cleanup they have decent new growth hoping they'll handle the flowering stage when it gets here should start in the next couple weeks i'm guessing?
 
I stuck some outside that I was going to give away and it didn't happen but I didn't pay attention and they were in the shade most of the morning for a few days and they started flowering. I moved them to a sunnier spot and they are still just flowering away. One has some pink pistils, I should take a couple cuttings and try to get them to root in case she does turn out to be special.
Honduran x White Widow
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Are these some of your crosses? If so yes do take a clone!
BTW let me know if/when you want me to send some seed back your way, that DGD made an ass load, and plenty from others as well.
I think I need to get a press so I can bust out all the seed, decarb and press the oils out to make room for incoming bud!.
 
No, I bought these from Boreal. I have a few more reg seed if you'd like a couple. I germed 2 and got 2 ladies. 1 with some pink pistils, 1 with all white.

If you've got any pollen left we can dust these girls or could do like this guy I know and cross them autoflowers.
 
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