How quickly will flowers grow?

[Rckymtskier]

Attached is a picture taken roughly a week ago. This is a NL5xHaze plant in it's 2nd week of flowering. To date, the plant is covered in flowers, but they're all fairly small. My question is, how quickly will these girls fatten up?

Rckymtskier Reviewed by Rckymtskier on 09-10-2007. How quickly will flowers grow? Attached is a picture taken roughly a week ago. This is a NL5xHaze plant in it's 2nd week of flowering. To date, the plant is covered in flowers, but they're all fairly small. My question is, how quickly will these girls fatten up? Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

The haze influence in your plant will very likely give you a much longer flower time than original NL.
Look up the flower time given by the seed vendor.
Do you know when your first frost will be?

[Rckymtskier]

The Farmer's Almanac has predicted 11/15/07.

[stinkyattic]

Okay that gives you some time.
Good. So all you have to do is look up #weeks to finish and if you are within the frost-free dates, there's nothing to worry about. Your plnats look healthy and happy!

[Rckymtskier]

Great! Do you have any of what kind of yield I can expect from this strain? She's about 6 feet tall with 36" branches.

[stinkyattic]

Damn. lol yield? BIG. I think you will be pretty satisfied. The only Haze crosses I've ever grown have all been WELL worth the extra flower time.

[Rckymtskier]

I've read that this is a tricky strain to grow, especially outdoors; do you feel this sentiment is related to the longer flowering periord or for other reasons? Thanks :smokin:

[stinkyattic]

With no personal experience, I am going to say it is the long flower time.
Not only trying to finish before frost, but there's more time for something to go wrong.
Luckily NL is a tough strain and tends to pass some hardiness to its offspring.

[Rckymtskier]

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[Rckymtskier]

Above is a pic I snapped today, let me know what you think.