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OhNo555

OhNo555

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Yes as long as they are cloudy. You can let them go to amber though the choice is yours two different kinds highs.you should read about the two and make a decision. Hope this will help you.:blsmoke::peace:
 
OhNo555

OhNo555

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Make sure you check them well sometimes you have to cut off all that are ready and give the rest a few days or so. Really looking for about 75% that are cloudy or amber. Let me know how it goes, good luck.
 
DeadHeadX

DeadHeadX

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I’m still learning by too, but those trikes look like they have a way to go. They look mainly clear still, not even milky. I’d love to see a pic of the flowers in their current state.
 
OhNo555

OhNo555

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Clear, milky, amber. Just keep a close eye on them also check in a few places on each plant. You will not screw your grow up if you don’t pull them at the peak time, it’s ok they are never all the same but relatively close. How long have you had them in and what does the seed breed spec say start to finish? Hope this helps you a bit more.
 
curious2garden

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Poisonfrog said:
Do you maybe know.. does triconomes turn from clear to milky then amber or clear milky clear then amber because before few days it looks a litle bit more milky than today tnx
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The usual path is clear -> cloudy -> amber -> black but some trichomes on purer sativa types just stay clear and it turns out the correlation between color and effect isn't as clear as was once thought it was. If you damage trichomes they can go amber/black directly and trichomes on sugar leaves age ahead of bud

Your plants are just gorgeous hang in there. I would love to see them in 2 more weeks.
 
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Poisonfrog

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OhNo555 said:
Clear, milky, amber. Just keep a close eye on them also check in a few places on each plant. You will not screw your grow up if you don’t pull them at the peak time, it’s ok they are never all the same but relatively close. How long have you had them in and what does the seed breed spec say start to finish? Hope this helps you a bit more.
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It just one plant :) they said 8 to 9 weeks of flowering, this is now the last week 7.3 it woul be 9 weeks you help a lot i cant thank you how muc you helped me its like your plant
 
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Poisonfrog

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curious2garden said:
The usual path is clear -> cloudy -> amber -> black but some trichomes on purer sativa types just stay clear and it turns out the correlation between color and effect isn't as clear as was once thought it was. If you damage trichomes they can go amber/black directly and trichomes on sugar leaves age ahead of bud

Your plants are just gorgeous hang in there. I would love to see them in 2 more weeks.
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Do you think i need 2 more weeks because for few days it gonna be 9 weeks in flowering
 
curious2garden

curious2garden

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Poisonfrog said:
Do you think i need 2 more weeks because for few days it gonna be 9 weeks in flowering
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As Jjgrow said take the dates with a grain of salt. I judge by the overall look of the plant. I think you'll see more pistils recede and a rounder appearance. If you're curious cut a bud and quick dry it. That will give you an idea of the high profile but it will be very harsh.
 
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