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You’re plant’s are Growing like crazy any pre flowering signs yet ? All my photos have started and it’s Extremely Hot Outside A Tropical Storm is heading up my way so I only fed today I just have my fingers crossed to escape this year without issues like mold So far Im okay
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I have one plant in preflower a G13 its my smallest plant by far with almost no signs of stretching
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Most all the time my plant’s flower in August but I have had a few later than others It’s all about the length of Daylight for these photos I’m located in a different time zone so I assume mine flower earlier But your looking good and your plant’s are healthy and it’s going be starting shortly
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Usually by mid August most of my plants are in preflower. Theres always one that starts a little earlier. This year its the G13. Five of my plants are clones they will probably be the last to start. We’ll see
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@Nip what part of the country are you in
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South Carolina
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Praying Mantises helping a White Widow Skunk plant cola growing in buried 65 gallon bag.
Waning Crescent 
Moon New Moon eve 
cheers 
11 Roses cross has them too.
I am most grateful 
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I seen him he’s a good Guy I have also seen Mantis in a grey color! He’s like the Robinhood of the insect Kingdom 
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@nip @plumbdand I see signs of pre flowering starting here in NJ by the end of July. I have one strain that is probably somewhere like 1-2 weeks ahead of the other strain.
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Sun intensity is the cause. Look how the leaves are trying to get away from it by turning away and taco’ing trying avoid it. You’ll also see that a lot inside when people are pushing their lights too hard.
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The netted down Sugar Black rose cross in the budlet phase now, other 200 gallon White Widow Skunk in white bag entered it mid July, and frosting up already.
The in ground 11 Roses cross started around mid-July and is fattening up faster with a lot of frost too
Last night…
Today…
65 Gallon Something Good feminized on furniture dolly is about to enter budlet phase.
I am most grateful 
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My plants are stretching towards the sun I’m starting to get paranoid because they are stretching over the privacy fence now might have to go talk to my neighbor behind me lol he doesn’t come in his backyard much though
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Looking superb 
@Superkurt420
You could do some strategic super cropping on some tops, it’s New Moon today good for pruning/training/topping.
I don’t like the top too close to flowering, however, super cropping in the first few weeks of flower, OK in my experience. Topping too close to flower delays it, it’s something hormonal.
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Specifically, it’s the Auxins being sent to the roots, signaling damaged, grow more roots and branches.
It’s seems like a confusion occurs, Veg? Wait! I thought I was supposed to flower.
This delays the transition a couple wks. It’s funny that they don’t mind it after transition for several weeks, cause it’s too late, Mother Nature says so. Oh well
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Thanks @Budbrother , i will make some adjustments. I kept looking for bugs and just wast finding anything. Im new to mj pests really. So im not sure what im looking for. Thanks again✌ grow big buds!
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Neem cake works @Dforce
A few years ago, I tested it outside on some tomatoes and peppers. I gave each NC (pellets) regularly, as it disappeared from the top dress. Months without pest problems later, I decided to clone a hot pepper plant. I never gave it NC and the rest was the same. I completely encircled that pot, semi-tightly, with the neem plants. That way any predators would have to pass through the others to get to it. I’ll be damned if the grasshoppers and hornworms didn’t start chewing it up after 1.5 wks. Suckers left everything else alone and passed through looking for a tastier food source.
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