Here is Super Skunk this morning.
And here she is this evening.
A close up of one of the branches.
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Super Skunk looks Super Awesome 
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She is super heavy.
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I never cut anything with white pistils, imo. Those pistils will become bracts and swell to many times thier size.
One example of how the bracts start to look swollen with resin. And the flower takes on a bit more amber color.
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What is the most precious commodity in the world you ask? Time. Sweet precious time. Evertone receives equal amounts but it seems like mine is always being cut short. That or I take to much on. Either way I am tired.
So much going on that to list it all would bore everyone and honestly we all have better things to do with our time than read a rambling anonymous person on the internet. Therefore, on with it ol’ boy.
Superskunk is still alive out of a scientific inquiry and honestly lack of time to address her properly. Since my last posting she has not changed much believe it or not. I figured I would take @Hashpants advice and maybe chill for science sake. The tricomes are still very milky without to much more ambering. ← Bubba word right there.
She comes down Wednesday without question. I had to get the drying area set up which was just completed.
Orange Swamp Bud- She is really fading fast. I pluck a dozen leaves off everyday and you cannot tell. She is altogether milky as well but I am hoping with some cooler nights she will change color before I bring her down. Any day would be good but with the Skunk delay I figured I would let her run a bit more.
Rose- She is a few weeks away but closing the gap fast. Last 48hrs showed massive color change. She smells very dank and ready to party.
Five on the Side- Really starting to bulk up. I am figuring on at least 3 more weeks. Smells very grapey and sweet.
I will post puctures when I go up to the house.
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Im not so cavalier any more. 5 inches of rain and wind put branches on the ground every where in my garden. I chopped broken plants right at the stage I suggested you not to. 
Good Luck buddy ! I want you to get the best product possible.
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I saw your pictures. While I certainly do not want that kind of rain or damage, any rain would do at this point… We are officially in a drought here and man could we use some rain.
At least you still have many good plants left.
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You are right about that. Another member from your area has a cow farm. There is no grass for the cows or to make hay for winter. They have been hauling water, as well.You all could use some rain.
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Woke up today to find some bud rot had set in. Thankfully we received much needed rain so I am not complaining. Spent a good portion of the day removing bits of rot I found and leaf blowing every crook and crevice. I also pulled every yellowing leaf, as well as any thing that looked even remotely suspect. Supposed to rain tomorrow again so I will move the girls under cover tomorrow before work in hopes of carrying these out a bit more.
OSB- Thick, dense, sticky buds. Very orange smelling still. There is a musty undertone to the orange now with a blueish hue that I do not know if the camera picks up.
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Five on the Side- She has the worst case of rot. I felt like I could see it forming before my eyes. Spent the most time with her today trying to dry it out. Pulled the buds away from main cola to get into the armpits with some air. I feel much better now but dang I hate rot. Smells like grapes.
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