Greengoddess

<span class="link_user">@Puffer_Bill</span>, Yeah, it was. I felt I had to do that because it has been sooo rainy. Humidity at almost 70% every day lately, so I was worried about mould. Very unusual for this part of the country. Thanks!:smiley:

<span class="link_user">@Greengoddess</span>, Well, you&#039;ll get significantly better yield/results with larger pots. It&#039;s not just that in smaller pots the plants are smaller, they literally are crappier, they need more nutrients, etc. It&#039;s actually less effort in larger pots (with respect to watering, nutrients), too. So yeah, that&#039;ll be a nice improvement.

<span class="link_user">@BarrieGrower</span>, no harm, no foul. At least you didn&#039;t tell me to throw the plants out!

<span class="link_user">@Cannibalgardens</span>, Thanks!

<span class="link_user">@Greengoddess</span>, Dame here also. Been alot of thunder storms because of the humidity, and temps in Ontario lately. Mine are slightly behind and recovering from a slight pruning and overwatering but hoping they will get back on track with growing.

<span class="link_user">@Greengoddess</span>, Please don&#039;t listen to Barrie about that, those ARE NOT an indication of hermis. It&#039;s perfectly normal for female sex organs to get bulged, covered in trichomes and have a hair sticking out, never remove those again. I actually use those for an extra indication of (flowering) maturity. Hermi/male balls look quite different, they eventually open up, normally in bunches, almost never have trichomes (unless it&#039;s a weird hermi with balls between the flowers) on them and don&#039;t have a little hair. Trust me about that. Best of luck!

@@Ssomeguy, Ahhh, I did break them off and isolated that plant. And they do have trichomes and little hairy things sticking out. Oh, well live and learn. Anyway, I&#039;m having fun growing them and have another batch coming up after these. Thanks for the advice, appreciate it.

<span class="link_user">@BarrieGrower</span>, Yeah don&#039;t break them off, if it&#039;s just a pair right below a flower, and gets trichomes and has little hair thingy sticking out. You might have been reducing your resin yields and such (other than providing extra stress). And yeah, I&#039;ve had like 200 plants. They all (females) have them, sometimes difficult to notice or they&#039;re not as bulged.

<span class="link_user">@BarrieGrower</span>, Well, yeah that sounds right. Don&#039;t remove them. Oh and they don&#039;t always have that many trichomes, it depends, keep that in mind. But balls tend to hang from a little thread (unless they&#039;re very young), unlike that.

<span class="link_user">@CanuckVetGrwr</span>, Thanks! Probably would be bigger but I&#039;m thinking pretty good for not doing much beyond compost. I&#039;ve had to bring them inside on a few nasty, rainy, cold nights.