To keep, or turn into hash.. that is the question.

[greenthmb]

Hello all! I have a plant that I acquired as a clone about 1 1/2 ft tall in flowering in May (the person that had her before me had her outside too early). So, I stuck her outside with the rest of my plants in mid-May, and it took her a while, but she did reveg.. However, she was stunted, and never seemed to fully recover. SO, to make a long story short, I've never been able to harvest her, we've had some weird weather this year in N. Cali, and I had to move her inside after the majority of my plants were stolen. So, she's been through a lot, and is now under a 400w hps in my closet. She seems very happy, but is honestly the weirdest looking pot plant I have ever seen. She has flowers all over, but also has lots of vegetation between buds, and developed crazy looking leaves.
My question is, with all the stress she's been through, should I bother keeping her with the crop, or should I just chop her and add her to my hash skuff??? She smells really good, and is sticky, but I'm not sure if she'll just be a dud due to all of the stress she's been through.
I know this is simply a question of opinion, so I'm simply looking for opinions.
Chop her down, make hash outta her and provide the other plants with more room??
OR, keep her, cause even if I only get an ounce off of her, it's better than nothing?

Opinions are like assholes, everyone's got one!!!
Happy growing!:jointsmile:

greenthmb Reviewed by greenthmb on 10-27-2010. To keep, or turn into hash.. that is the question. Hello all! I have a plant that I acquired as a clone about 1 1/2 ft tall in flowering in May (the person that had her before me had her outside too early). So, I stuck her outside with the rest of my plants in mid-May, and it took her a while, but she did reveg.. However, she was stunted, and never seemed to fully recover. SO, to make a long story short, I've never been able to harvest her, we've had some weird weather this year in N. Cali, and I had to move her inside after the majority of my Rating: 5

[WashougalWonder]

could be even better because of the stress....let it finish.

[khyberkitsune]

could be even better because of the stress....let it finish.

Absolutely. Even though I have spider mite issues, they cause enough stress (and are under control with my pest control strips,) to force higher trichome production - no need for UVB required, you just need to CONTROL the hell out of your stuff.

Sadly that is tough to do as no true UVB diodes exist, yet, but we've got UVC which will kill Powdery Mildew and other stuff, and very likely spider mites. Just need to figure out the power level to flash the suckers at to burn them permanently!