Alright i've been kinda concerned for quite some time about my plant. It's looking great, its super healthy, enormous and really bushy. heres a thread showing pics i took a week ago http://forum.grasscity.com/general-...ed-pics-my-plant-first-timer.html#post6503161 It took almost 3 weeks of flowering to just show sex, while the males showed up alot sooner and were eventually discarded and used for its fan leaves to make a great salad (try to eat it with a salad, its tasty and has all those nutrients, why not?) So my question is this..am i doing something wrong? because ive seen grow journals that were a month flowering and already had buds/mini colas I'm using a 400wat HPS setup with chains, so i can adjust height clearance. The soil or growing medium ive picked is Fox Farm ocean forrest. with the foxfarm nutes, growbig,bigbloom,tigerbloom, in a 10gal pot is it just the genetics and have nothing to worry about or am i doing something wrong the plant is getting to be really tall and really bushy, showing a beautiful canopy just last week it started to throw pistils, and i took these pics probably 3 days ago each morning when the lights turn on, i always check out the plant. Theres no buds, no mold, no fungus. heres some current pics latest pics here maybe they just have a long flowering period and i have nothing to worry about. each morning i wake up it has more and more pistils anyone with good info or want to drop off their 2cents, feel free to post
Could just be a late bloomer but 3 weeks is a bit early. First it will get all of the pistols like you describe then the buds start fattening up. In 2 weeks you should start seeing some good growth. The flowering age of swiss is about 7-8 weeks. Good luck and keep us updated!
yeah thanks for the reply, i have more seeds of swiss cheese so the next grow i do of it, i'll be sure to make a grow journal.. ive read on another forum that another person is having the same issue perhaps it IS a late bloomer..i just hope im not doing anything wrong let me know what you guys think