[jsv22]

Hey all,

i germinated 8 seeds at the start of the summer, ended up with 6 females and 2 males (yay!). i flowered 2 indoors which took about 9 weeks then placed the other 4 outdoors guerrilla style. I was back to water them twice with some nutes but now due to extraneous circumstances, i don't currently live in the city and so i haven't been able to check on them since early july (i don't even know if they are still there, or even when they started to flower).

Now my question is, if i make a drive down there to harvest (assuming no one poached them), when should it be? just before the last frost?

I'd love to hear a few opinions on this.

FYI, i live around the 43rd parallel.

thanks in advance all!

[Snowberry]

If rippers or leos don't have them, they should be just about ready now.

[chaiberson]

someone correct me if im wrong, but i'd say there is really no telling. Depending on the genetics, could be already good to go, or you could be a month away still.

I'd take the drive bring your snips as well as a camera. if they dont look ready and your not sure how much longer, post a pic and I bet someone here could give you a good idea of when.

[jsv22]

thanks all,

i'm going to head down this week and pull them,

[jsv22]

Update

so i harvested them on the 21st, and they were very early...just curing it now, it's very mediocre lol

the place we hid them was great but very hard to get into, doesn't help that there were 5 cop cars around the area earlier in the night. after the cops left we ran into the bush and made it back to our spot.

we ended up with only 2.5 oz for 3 plants (one turned male??).

you live you learn i guess, next year i'd like to put out 10 plants with good genetics

i'd like to try one of the classic NL, or something else that finishes early in ontario!