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bboyfromwayback How are you training, dealing with your WW's crazy undergrowth? I can't decide whether to remove more big fans or lay it down.

MeEasy I looked, it was a week yesterday that I taped that stem, a split right next to the node, couldn't be any closer. Seems better today, finally. Yes, Weeds -Creeping Charlie outside - any way to kill that SOB?

Thanks Ace1973. I'm probably needing to top dress the soil a bit, it's been a month since I transplanted the sativa. I need to get the safety pins and twisty ties out, maybe get a friend to come over to watch the cat in case I turn my back. These two months of headaches are getting me down. I can find someone to care for my pets if needed but nobody knows how to tend the plants. If I thought it would help my head I'd remove some WT growth tips and chew on them.
 
Blueberry from Seedsman. Outdoors, homemade compost used as fertilizer, dug in before planted. Over 9 ft tall.

question: is it ready to harvest?
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She's a monster i'm in pnw it's raining now so i've got all mine under protection. I loved growing big ones like yours but as i get older can no longer keep them safe from the elements when they are so huge. Protect that gal, else you can loose more than half of her from mold.
 
Ditto what MeEasy said. Plus, get a magnifier of some sort and watch the sugar coating (Trichomes). When they change from clear to
milky AND 70% red hairs AND the red hairs (? %) have curled in (down toward bud) THEN she is ready. What I’ve said is absolutely true (I learned it here). But, I’m a fairly new grower. Some of the guys here are sheer genius growers so ask them / wait for them to reply further.
PS- that is one amazing and beautiful plant!
 
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Thanks for the advice / help! I found (I think) the problem. I used one of my wife’s 3-gallon kitchen buckets (for flour, sugar, beans, etc) for that plant. She didn’t want me to poke holes in the bottom so I didn’t- it can’t drain and the water is soaking the roots. Won’t do that again.
Thanks again for you help.
BU2B- I checked the sugar-coating to be sure it was Trichomes and not some bug. It’s all Trichomes. Thanks for that heads up and the proper way to ask for help.
She looks worse now than when pics were taken, leaf wise, but buds aren’t affected, yet. I’ll leave her be until that happens. Hope it don’t.
 
Look really good, man.
I have broken buds / branches off all four of my plants. 1,3&4 are really tasty and potent. I can only imagine what they’ll be like when harvested (a few more days to a week) and cured. My #2 wasn’t very good, they said. She needs a couple more weeks of sunshine. All 4 are Blue Dream so should be pretty darn good.
 
Blueberry sunset sherbet and Mimosa orange punch out for a bit of sunshine today. I can’t believe how nice the mimosa is turning out, by far the best looking plant I’ve grown. Pictures don’t nearly do it justice. Had to chop a fat top off my pineapple chunk earlier to bud rot. Keen to just get them down now, been a few struggles this grow.
 

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