Smallest plant you ever saw flower

Hi everyone first timer here! Seeds from some dark green indoor or outdoor and it was potent with a lot of taste. Started to show five days ago! Pretty happy I saved her from flooding in the open sky but she's a fighter and been transplanted twice. Anyways she is all natural and her siblings are slow to start and her older sisters are doing great for a few weeks ahead and they do like grow fertilizer that's for sure! Don't know if I should move her into a permanent home or what. Might have a slow riser here or a freak of nature but the older sisters were not short to follow a few days ago and I'm super excited so what should I do start it with fertilizer, budding fertilizer, move it into a pot, move it into direct sun light into ground with more soil and a much bigger hole or leave it be and hope that sun moves more into direct contact over the next two months?

3 weeks in

Been in the ground since middle of may from germination.

Probably going to have to move it indoors in a month or so to finish flower.

Cool I hope first frost isn't until late Oct

This is the first one to start flowering
The second is the little one showing sex and starting to flower pistols/bud

Orange hairs showing on older sisters. Almost finished. Can plants finish flowering in complete darkness?

Tips changing color, orange hairs showing on this little one.
Second picture of older sisters
Third picture top of biggest cola

they are so small, Aaaaaaaah really cute i love them:D

I had no choice but to stunt them because of location. Once germinated they were started in the ground. Once they were a foot tall seedling I stunted them by transplanting them to their permanent home. Watered with boiled water for the first three to four months then watered using tap water once a week just to keep barley moist. After four and a half months in they started showing sex then after a week they were started with a grow fertilizer for a month then switched to a budding fertilizer for a month then stopped around three weeks to finish. The best one from one of the little ones has been moved twice after almost flooding but the second move wasn't a major move and it's doing great with five tiers flowering it's pretty small.

I got almost a full week of rain coming up and don't want mold to ruin anything. Almost into week seven but one of the older sisters has brown hairs from orange on it, think she's ready. A transplant to a pot will be needed to get her out of the rain. How much light does the plant need when flowering to survive? Would like to have it go for another week to finish the flush.

I mean if the plant is outside it'll SURVIVE with just a few hours of direct sun but it wont thrive unless it get's that certain number.. which is different for every strain Id suppose. I had two small plants just like yours that were budding on the 6th node but the bugs had killed all the leaves so it was just a little bud sitting on the top.. I think it's interesting how the plants would only bud vigorously from the 6th node up. Anything lower was just showing pistils and eventually would have just been popcorn if that.

Thanks for the quick reply! Very important information to know. Transplanted last night with first little one to start flowering and the smallest of the older sisters which went from orange to brown pistils. They both look finished and it was less than a week left on the little one for a full eight weeks and less than two weeks on the smallest of the older sisters for a full eight weeks. This strain looks like it may be white widow but the indoor or outdoor it came from was very dark green and pollinated. They're both in a pot in front of a window for sun and the window is open for that nice fall breeze and will be flushed for a third time with boiled water in the next week, then dried upside down without being trimmed. The concern was that the transplant will set them back a week in the flowering stage but they both were not growing anymore so the chance was taken on them not swelling up because they are both so small. The taller one smells like oranges probably because the bottle used to flush was from this new juice called Fuze and the little one smells really potent! The other concern was flushing because they were in the ground and fertilizer was added so since they are all so small they needed a good flush to get all of it out so they would not get burned from the fertilizer being so small .
So basically this is a test. The others are turning out better because of their size. On top of that after a hard rain the water is shaken off them. Their also checked to make sure no slugs and spiders eat them. A few nights ago there was a really weird looking spider on one of the nice ones and he got flicked off. Saw one slug after a rain one afternoon in the soil and got rid of him as well when they first started.

It looks like transplanting in the rain at night is the best time and doesn't stress your plants as much. Dug up with a spade trying to get most of the roots in the main root ball but didn't get all the roots on the bigger one because there was some roots in the dirt but since they were not planted deep the roots felt like they grew out to the sides more. After they were watered with pure rain water from the sky. Next time a small shovel will be used. :)

If you dig a deep hole and make it wide three feet apart from any plant life and in direct sun I'm sure from germination out door would be much bigger if you don't have the option to start from lights.

They were not growing any more all brown hairs finished these smallest ones a week early.

First bud :)

Cool, I have a green crack that's only 6" tall, and has about 4 weeks of flowering to go, small plants can be fun. :jointsmile:

I'd hit it

Second bud

It's good! Can't believe it is so powerful. Cerebral and creeper! Smoked a point two. The little one in a j and a little small piece of the other for fun. First one had a blend taste almost faint. The other stuff had some more zing but didn't taste orange from the fuze, tasted more potent burned a little better but it was in a pipe.

Dryed for two days upside down in a six pack beer box outdoor weather but protected from rain or snow :) Then in a paper bag from the liquor store for a day or more depending on quantity. Then cured in a mason jar etc also depending on quantity. Then when it snaps or a little before she's ready!

Snow is coming not taking any chances. Harvested five days early. Flushed as much as possible.

Ready to dry after a complete twenty four hours in the dark. Started to get a bad stink because of the damp air but still smelt good with a good whiff. Didn't want to take any chances with mold or bud rot.

:) well not bad i guess, are you going to be going for a second project? seeing as how this one didnt really get that far, or was yours grown as a result of spontanaiety. Either way enjoy the smoke ;) and good luck on your next grow :stoned:

This plant only got to 14'' in 10 weeks. It had a small branch on it that budded all up as well as the main stem as you can see. Turned out killer weed:thumbsup::rasta:

Just thought ya might be interested:jointsmile:

Thanks for the comments! I would have to say that this other small one is the smallest plant I ever saw flower! Here are the rest :thumbsup:

Third and forth buds.

So what ended up being your final tally? are you going to try to set up a new grow project? or wait till next season :cool:

cheers, TK

For first time hit or miss on a handful of seeds is amazing. They didn't get enough light, so to get anything is great. Without stunting them and having them in more light you would get more. Have to wait to finish and dry to get a final figure.

Total count on all was around two. It is the best stuff ever though and very powerful.