Landlord wants to visit 25th jan

[Kushman_23]

To come and check property for any damages/repairs as he says its his entitlement to do so every 6months

Will i have time to finish or am i best trying to re arrange if possible

Im week 7 day 2
I was told these are 9weeks by the person who sorted clones but just to be sure(jaffa caked cookies)

 

[TheSadVeryBadMadGrower]

You're going to come very close. By the looks though, you don't have that much longer. Look at the trichomes, they are what you're supposed to be looking at.

 

[sandman83]

erm, even if they make it to ripeness do you have somewhere to hang em without alerting the landlord?

 

[323cheezy]

I can hold onto those if you need me too

 

[Kushman_23]

erm, even if they make it to ripeness do you have somewhere to hang em without alerting the landlord?

I got a friend close ye, he can dry for me but wont finish the last few weeks hes afraid of his electric company(he pays quarterly & his bill is always pretty steady)

 

[323cheezy]

I’d just pluck them a few days before they look 2 weeks away

Edit :You could transport them on the 22nd and just leave them in the dark at your friends for a week dry out and then bring them back and chop ... Lomé lord only gonn be there a day right?

 

[Kushman_23]

I’d just pluck them a few days before they look 2 weeks away

Going off what i was told, 9week flower Then im only 1 week and 5 days away from that.

I just want to be sure before i pull them down to early and the past 13 weeks was for nothing

 

[TheSadVeryBadMadGrower]

Going off what i was told, 9week flower Then im only 1 week and 5 days away from that.

I just want to be sure before i pull them down to early and the past 13 weeks was for nothing

You have to be careful with the breeders flowering times. Some start flowering time from the time you flip your lights to 12/12 while others start counting from the first signs of pistols. In reality, they're only about a week difference between those times though.

 

[Hust17]

You should make it solid mate! Chop a couple days before and give it to buddy to dry while you clear your place out of gear and smells

Good luck, I mean it!

 

[Kushman_23]

Shall i start to flush my plants this week then? Or try and give them another week of food

And i still need to repair a hole in my ceiling too where my outake goes haha

I appreciate everyones input

 

[tslonige]

To come and check property for any damages/repairs as he says its his entitlement to do so every 6months

Will i have time to finish or am i best trying to re arrange if possible

Im week 7 day 2
I was told these are 9weeks by the person who sorted clones but just to be sure(jaffa caked cookies)

I would tell him you have stuff going that week and offer the 2nd week of Feb as an alternative. A mutually acceptable date is also within your right as a tenant.

 

[TheSadVeryBadMadGrower]

Flushing a plant prior to harvest is essential. It rids the soil of unused salts and build-ups allowing the plant to uptake much better at the roots.

 

[tslonige]

Type is flushing necessary in the search bar above and you will see that the majority of growers would rather feed till the end rather than flush. It has been a change in philosophy over time. I never flush and don't have harsh weed.

 

[waterproof808]

You are lucky he is giving you such advanced notice. Most states only require 24 hours notice from the landlord.

 

[Kushman_23]

You are lucky he is giving you such advanced notice. Most states only require 24 hours notice from the landlord.

Ive asked him to postpone until feb & his excuse was hes visiting family abroad for 2 months and this is his only window, unless i want to bring the visit forward atall -,-

 

[waterproof808]

I think you will be fine as long as you have somewhere else to dry. You could push it till the 21st, harvest that morning and have a few days to clean and patch stuff up.

 

[Amaximus]

Flushing a plant prior to harvest is essential. It rids the soil of unused salts and build-ups allowing the plant to uptake much better at the roots.

That is your opinion.

 

[TheSadVeryBadMadGrower]

That is your opinion.

It is proven that a flush prior to harvest helps rid the soil of salts and build-ups. I NEVER said stop feeding though.

 

[TheSadVeryBadMadGrower]

I see there's a clashing group for people flushing or not flushing their plants prior to harvest.

 

[rkymtnman]

Flushing a plant prior to harvest is essential

Broscience at it's finest.
Flushing is for toilets ONLY.