Are these plants healthy?

what? strain? age? how long flowering? nutrients?
plant is big but looks needy, too late to correct much though.
most garden hoses pour pthalates into your plant water supply, be sure to use a gatorhyde or another certified for drinking water.
likely not hurting plants but will make your nuts shrivel up right before your kidneys fail.

you're the only one that can see the trichomes. take a look for yourself. are they cloudy? did you google trichome harvest chart?
did you compare those pictures to your plant? if not you'll have to snip a bud and dry it/try it, otherwise we're all guessing for you.
its got to be more important to you than to leave it up to guesswork at this stage aye?

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Planted them in april, strains are og kush and chocolate haze. Im not using any nutes.

chemphlegm said:
what? strain? age? how long flowering? nutrients?
plant is big but looks needy, too late to correct much though.
most garden hoses pour pthalates into your plant water supply, be sure to use a gatorhyde or another certified for drinking water.
likely not hurting plants but will make your nuts shrivel up right before your kidneys fail.

you're the only one that can see the trichomes. take a look for yourself. are they cloudy? did you google trichome harvest chart?
did you compare those pictures to your plant? if not you'll have to snip a bud and dry it/try it, otherwise we're all guessing for you.
its got to be more important to you than to leave it up to guesswork at this stage aye?

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wns99 said:
For How long do you think I should keep them?
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until they are ripe for harvest of course.
how to tell? put a bud under a hand held scope and look at the trichome contents.
when mine are solid milky white they are ripe for me.
google a trichome chart and compare yours to that, or look at our grow bible, mine has illustrations to compare
and understand. did you see my answer earlier? its the same this time.
 
chemphlegm said:
until they are ripe for harvest of course.
how to tell? put a bud under a hand held scope and look at the trichome contents.
when mine are solid milky white they are ripe for me.
google a trichome chart and compare yours to that, or look at our grow bible, mine has illustrations to compare
and understand. did you see my answer earlier? its the same this time.
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Yes, there are buds that are huge from one side and on the other side small buds. Shall I remove the big buds and keep small ones so that they get more energy to grow?
 
wns99 said:
Yes, there are buds that are huge from one side and on the other side small buds. Shall I remove the big buds and keep small ones so that they get more energy to grow?
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remove some so others can grow? doesnt work that way, but you can do as you wish, no rules, just weeds. The size of the buds means nothing when discerning a harvest date. you really need to read a grow bible- its all in there, every bit of this is covered.
http://catnews.org/FREE Pot Books/
 
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