New pics (flowering), looking for comments please :-)

Here are some new pics, and I'd just like to know what you all think. These are some close up images of a Kali Mist female about 6 weeks into flower (plus or minus 4 days). I estimate about 2-3 more weeks before the harvest window opens up, depending on the weather (outdoor plant). Over the past few weeks, the trichs have been carefully inspected with a 30X jewelers loupe, and are now beginning to show fully formed mature clear morphology (pics of them next week), hence I suspect some cloudiness in the next few weeks... Any thoughts on how she looks and what the yield might turn out to be? I am estimating around 20-26 grams. How about the trich mist action going on in that image of the main cola, tasty or what? :thumbsup: As a side note - this is a FIRST complete grow from seed to maturity without the grow being interrupted (the only other grow was aborted due to suspected detection at only 3 weeks into veg). I don't mean to blow my own horn or sound egocentric, but I must say (IMHO) she looks pretty damn nice for a first time, start to finish grow. Yes? No? I am proud either way, I'll say that. I never expected such beautiful misting along the racemes and bud sites during a first time flowering experience. I guess all that work studying in college really did pay off ;).

Images include (may not be in order): Apical cola, side colas (from early partial LST), and apical meristem with buds growing along it (mid and top).

I say you have EVERY RIGHT TO BE PROUD OF THOSE GIRLS!!!! Are those soil or hydro grow??

Keep us posted!!

Thank you very much :). That is from a standard, no frills soil grow. No "fancy" techniques used either. The only "advanced" technique used was a very short 2-3 weeks of LST while in mid veg to get the side branches a little tougher and longer (which caused them to produce heavier colas similar to the apical one). Nutes were added about every 12 days (standard soil nute concentrations), and watered every other morning (it is outdoors, and very hot - >90 degrees, so it dried out extremely quickly). No major problems ever came up except *very* small nute burning when they went into the final pots. This corrected itself in less than three days however, due to the need for constant watering. I know the watering and nute schedule are by no means orthodox or common, but it was titrated to what seemed to make them the happiest. For whatever reason, the every other week nute and every other day watering caused the ladies to spring up like weed(s) :thumbsup:.