I'm hoping so.My buddies buds from an outdoor grow look like gigantic pinecones
This plant is leaning more towards the Panama that was grown indoors. 
Those plants had some really big and long colas.
It's looking more like a Panama. If the bud building spirals up to the next node, that's how my green pheno Panama grew. The Headroom Incident was more singular buds except for very top cola.
Lot's of bug bites but the leaves look nice and green. They may flop, but they shouldn't touch the ground.
Thanks The 70's,
She's still looking healthy for sure. In some of the photos, the screened in porch with a deck on top, can be seen in the background. That's my smoking spot, can't smoke in the house, I spend a lot of time hitting the bong and gazing out at the Panama Incident. I wonder how many hours we spend just looking at our plants from sprout to harvest.
Me a lot, I can relate. I sit at one end of my table working on my art stuff, and the plants sit at the opposite end, growing. I literally sit and watch the grass grow and the paint dry!Thanks The 70's,
I don't know about you, but I spend enough time looking at mine to warrant a mental evaluation!I wonder how many hours we spend just looking at our plants from sprout to harvest.
Me a lot, I can relate. I sit at one end of my table working on my art stuff, and the plants sit at the opposite end, growing. I literally sit and watch the grass grow and the paint dry!
I'm glad I'm not alone, numbers is what makes something normal right.I don't know about you, but I spend enough time looking at mine to warrant a mental evaluation!
Now is it normal how many times a day I go to the screened in porch to smoke.
Good weather for this girl.
Yeah she's kinda surprised me with her vigor.What a grower she is, GW!
Is the plant pulling up the ends of the screen?
I see you've got a few runaways trying to escape the fray!
Not complaining at all, but my outdoor attempts have been less than stellar. Yes, the plant was pulling up the ends of the screen, 
and it was an easy fix. I had the fabric pot's handles oriented so the they were pointed towards the long ends of the screen, so I just tied a piece of twine to the screen and the handles and adjusted it level. I'll get a picture next time. some are gonna jump out ahead of the pack.
Hot dry weather forecast, but it don't matter cause I water her myself.
Thanks GDB,GW, that's a nice sunny spot you have for the beauty!
That was an old-school 3D tour!
I wish I had a couple more hours of direct sun per day, but you make the best of it. That's the only spot in the back, that has even this much sun. If I could plant one in the front it would get plenty of sun, but probably wouldn't make it to maturity and I'd probably get some kind of ticket for not keeping it private. and the rest of the time will be spent building flower. I will try and get a clear picture tomorrow of the tips. No more space between nodes at top.
The flowers continue to slowly build. We've had summers without the temp. going above 90F. We've had weeks of it this year. 
you're gonna get a phat, sticky sack. like, gunny sack sized.
Thanks Becca!total awesomeness, gw.
They are putting out a little smell now. Just a cannabis funk at this point.
I get more time looking at it, than I do with the indoor grows.
or do I spend more time smoking in the area, and just get to look at the outdoor plant more.
It was supposed to rain yesterday and didn't. It's a good thing for the Panama Incident, but the land around here is dry.
Got a little rain Saturday night and dried all day yesterday. Rain doesn't do much for the plant, as it doesn't penetrate the matting. I water the pile, once or twice a week. Usually just tap water with a little ph down and 5ml/gallon of Calmag+. I usually water the fabric pot when it's dry. About every other day. And every other day, I hit em with some GH three part nutes as recommended for a gallon H2O in drain to waste, for whatever stage the plant is at. 
