Finishing flowering.....

[Purple Daddy]

OK, I'm going on week 10 of flowering, for almost two months I was dragging plants in the garage to force flower them. After tiring of this and figuring mother nature was going to take over around the 15-20th I just left them outside to finish but what I'm noticing now is a new round of white hairs popping out of the buds after the original ones were starting to dry up. Is this because they're getting a little more light?

Purple Daddy Reviewed by Purple Daddy on 08-31-2011. Finishing flowering..... OK, I'm going on week 10 of flowering, for almost two months I was dragging plants in the garage to force flower them. After tiring of this and figuring mother nature was going to take over around the 15-20th I just left them outside to finish but what I'm noticing now is a new round of white hairs popping out of the buds after the original ones were starting to dry up. Is this because they're getting a little more light? Rating: 5

[Purple Daddy]

I'm seeing a hint of amber on two plants so Xing my fingers I can harvest them in a week or so.

One plant has a few buds I can't even get my hand around!

[Randm999]

I have had strains that did that. They would look close to being done and 'BOOM' another bunch of white hairs on the top of the colas. From what I have gathered, and I may be mistaken, is that it is a propensity of some strains to do this. I had an indoor grow, that had never been stressed, of severel varieties that had kept putting on new bud for a full 3 or 4 weeks past the advertised finished time. I just let them go until I thought that they where finished. ( amber/cloudy trichs ). More weight, more bud, not complaining too much.

[Purple Daddy]

Only real problem is some bud clusters are too heavy for the branches to hold!