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My 1st plants 7month old outdoor

Corogold

Corogold

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Hey everyone these are my 1st seeds planted ever from start to hopefully soon be finished. They are bagseed and from different occasions. They are in my backyard nz there are 2. They did have 3 more sisters same day germ and sprouted but the waste of time and money and resources the goverment eagle a.k.a chopper murdered them and more. Anyway my question is out of these two backyard buetys what would be youre est time left til harvest there are 7month nearly and i think midway 6week flower. Im nz climit 3week into autumn. Ahk here we go.
 
This is my xmas tree let to grow naturally minus constant LST. As youll see this last 3 weeks to a month she has just been yellowing i feed not feed i cant get it out i think its in the roots and shes to far along i dont want Woŕry bot to much because shes still growing and coping. But she was winning in flowering but last week or wk and half my other healthy plant is over taking her. So any est on how long left. Thanks
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so there she is unknown strain bagseed but i name her after my dog HIGHCHIWAWA
 
So guys est time frames when il be ready to harvest My backyard buetys and excuse my pics im new to the photograhpy ahahah
 
I really surprised i have really tried hard and im hooked honestly smoked since i was 13 im now 31 and i do apreciate smoking buds but i have really found this new hobby of growing so enjoyable and maybe will hopefully more rewarding mentaly and theroputically. I hooked on growing i love it. But any feedback on anything is well respected and your experience means alot. And timeframe well respected.
 
They look great! I see a lot of white pistils & I've been told to wait for them to darken. Some zoomed in close ups so you can see the trics color would help too.
 
Don’t apologize for your beautiful pictures you are new and already an artist give it time and yourll be next to the best of em.. your plants are stunning
 
To answer your question it is generally hard to tell just with the naked eye.. go on amazon and order a “jewelers loop” it’s a magnifier of 30-60 times strength and it’ll help you see your trichomes when 60-75%ish of em are amber they are ready.. there’s really only guesstaments otherwise also kinda depends on what effects you want.. harvest sooner and it’s generally more energetic and uplifting may cause some paranoia.. wait longer and you get couch lock..(don’t wanna do anything but watch tv) I myself prefer pain reliever with a bit of energy but oh the paranoia sucks lol I’d shoot for about 60-65% amber but I’d say you have around another month based off your one close up photo.. not knowing the strain doesn’t help the mater but you grew outside so that should give you a good timeframe... when is autumn harvest in your area? We celebrate thanks giving in my area which coincides with the autumn or fall harvest.. which is late November for us.. which is generally when all the autumn plants are harvested.. ironically farming weed and farming vegetables go pretty much hand in hand.. plant them same time, harvest same time, feed generally the same, etc etc
jewelers loop takes the guess work out of it though makes it easier to tell when fully ripe so to speak
 
Yea cheers guys and yea i love growing outside but i want to learn indoors i have absolutely just find whole indoor facinating. I born in bread in a.snall bush rural town called coromandel and no i never nerded no wanted to i was spoiled with weed me ol mans mancave had 3 to 5 massive black rubbish bags on the go all the time they would empty and more would arrive. And yes i thort id was stealing buds from me ol man i thort i was sneaky and clever . I grew up and grew wiser and now i know . My ol mans doesnt come across cleaver nor smart bit my ol mans is the wisest smartest person ive ever mret seen or heard ive never said that to his face but he knows it . He knows it tho ahaha he let me take withouit asking or aknowledge iit ahahahah fathering 101
 
The length you go for your kids know no equal.. I’d give my life for my kids if I knew they would be ok and well taken care of.. your father probably knew the whole time but loves you more than any plant
Indoor growing can very much be a pain.. it can be very tedious.. since you have already proven you can grow outside.. I would recommend doing something in the middle.. get a green house.. maybe one with privacy glass you know the glass/plastic that allows in light but you really can’t see through..

Also to the doesn’t seem clever remark
It has been said “the clever man says little but knows a lot while the fool says a lot but knows little”
The wisest of men are not known for being overly wise because “ the nail that sticks out gets hammered”
If your all flashy and what not someone’s going to catch you..

One of my step fathers closest friend worked for NASA as a rocket programmer but you wouldn’t know that by seeing him or even really talking to him.. he always made stupid jokes and like to get people laughing by making fun of himself.. knew him for like 15 years before I found out what he did.. blew my mind that, that guy worked for NASA..

in closing lol my point is.. people surprise you and your parents are usually the first you overlook because they are your parents.. your so used to them being your parents, but good parents are usually the wisest of people because they for the most part already lived your life and knowledge is just experience retained
 
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Corogold Your plants are just outstanding. More so is the patience and skill you have understanding plant life. Son....you got skills that's for sure! Thank you for sharing about your life in NZ. What a grow you have had this season, here we are just entering spring. We may be on opposite sides of this planet but we are together in spirt for the love of growing. Looking forward (not as much as you are for sure:joy:) to seeing the harvest. Those big beauties are my dream this season anything close to that i'd be happy just a beautiful grow. :D
 
corogold, did you have any pest or mould problems. my outdoor grow was a constant battle with both, i did overcome and had a wonderful harvest. then i switched to indoors, my first grow, no pest, no mould, no problem, killer buds! loved it., and it only took 4 months. i'm now on my 2nd indor grow now, trying autos!
 
johnb1963 yes i have had problems with mold and pest with my guerilla grow i had but goverment eagle chopper destroyed them last month. Once i seen mold startn i defoilated my gurrilla grow and for the.1st 3months i was neem oiling insecticiding plants once or twice a week and inbetween that spraying around the area growing in a it was demanding i mean ya got to water and stuff to and i thort i was getting nowere bugs of many types still on plants but once i got on top of it finally there was none and remand healthy and vibrant then i got hit with another big pest goverment sprayed and destroyed them and as for other bigger pest in nz its possoms absolutely destroy plantations over night striping plants to just a stalk. And pigs digging up ya plot while there searching for ground bugs to eat but i had no problem with them 2 pest.this year. But my backyard plants i just neemed oil my whole backyard every 3 days also i find a odd caterpilla and that now i think its just a good idea to intersecticide youre outdoor growing area barrier control before growing there and that way ya elimanate a.problem before it arises and then.yq never have to spray chemicals on plants . And as for mold i play with my backyard plants alot LST branches weekely basis to open up airflow but my guerilla grow i just defoiliated if 1st signs mold appeared
 
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