Those "colas" (top flowers) aren't thick, but they're healthy and covered in trichomes. My fingers got extremely sticky brushing against them for these photos. Each plant has 4 or 5.
They're tied to each other for a bit of support, but even so, they're starting to lean and drop if I don't watch them. Staking would be good if they were going to be around much longer, but I think I'll just let them lean on the sides of the garden until chop time.
As you can see, I've got 3 beautiful adult females in here. Normally I try for 4-6, but I ended up with a lot of males this time. They had plenty of room to do their thing and I didn't mind either.
I'm not growing for yield anyway - we need about 50 times more cannabis than I can currently grow here - so this is done mostly to prove it can be, and encourage others to get started growing organically. You really don't need anything other than some dirt, seeds, and technique.
A little more time to mature, and then a good cure... these buds will be prime sensimillia in 3 weeks.
I plan to do a final post summarizing the whole grow. It has been a real pleasure showing the world these plants every step of their life, from seed to mature flower!
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