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Looks good honestly, but 10 days can make a big difference. I hear you on bud rot, its a part of the game, seek out strains that are resistant to bud rot and try to learn how to catch it early and remove those areas. Big buds are almost always going to be susceptible as moisture is created via...

do people still use trichs to determine harvest time? I think a wider shot of a whole bud would be a better way for most people to make a determination. hard to say from the pics honestly, whats the rest of the plant look like? outdoor? indoor? strain? when in doubt, I always take a sample...

overall still looks fine, very well developed for only 5 weeks, fox farms is hard to regulate, soil PPM after runoff is hard to account for some factors, PPM doesnt tell you how much nutrient is in the water, it tells you more or less how electrically conductive that water is with metals. Test...

looks like hunger, nitrogen deficiency, add a little grow nutrient imo.

It varies with strains and environmental conditions but we see great yields with many strains. In most cases we just increase the quantity to fill any gaps but it's almost the same as vegging to be honest, the tents are always overflowing so why wait an extra month of veg time imo.

its hard to say - but does look like temps might be getting a little high - what is the PH of the water you use? To me, it looks like it may be getting a little too much nutes even though you say you aren't feeding, that soil likely is a bit hot. It doesn't look terrible, just correct your...

too much water, soil too hot (nutes), PH imbalance. Probably the 3 most common mistakes and since we have no idea what soil, what nutes, what temps, what rh, or any other useful info about your grow environment, you are likely going to get more questions than answers.. My opinion - start over...

I've seen most of the things I tend to avoid mentioned here already but for me it is, 1. Autoflowers 2. Lemon Terps - straight lemon without any nuances may as well be cardboard for me 3. All the Cardboard strains that are bred for appearance and potency, usually anything with the word 'white'...

For anyone looking at the Tangie X Sour Strawberries, Both @Senokai and I ran a 2x4 at 12/12 from seed with amazing results. These are reg seeds but the ratio of M/F has been outstanding, in one run I actually planted 8 seeds and got 9 females, one turned out to be a twin and sprouted 2...

thank you @compassionateExotic - it's been nothing but positive when bouncing ideas around with you and sharing genetics, and it will be a great honor to see some 12/12 beans in your garden some day. - edit sorry @sunni just saw your previous post!

does your friend have a cat? it looks like it was chewed on. Otherwise the color looks pretty healthy and i don't see a lot of issues here.

No need to prune if you are outdoors and have plenty of space, pruning is generally used indoors to increase light down through the canopy, outdoors we don't really have that problem so much/

@Piffcoastfarms I also took a cut from this lady and I'll be running her in a much better environment for round 2.

no doubt they practically veg near the light, temps are pretty high in this tent and it doesn't help that I am out of vertical space.

5 gallon dwc. She's about 5 ft.

Midnight Mass- 82 days @ 12/12 from seed - probably 40-50 days to go, stretched a bit more after 50 days and some nice crispy leaves getting burned by the light but smells are still promising and very reminiscent of good haze. :lol:

I actually did not cull the shorter ones, just letting them live in the shade of the big one. hard to answer the second question, but at this point she's about 4 feet and the stretch seems to have finished, or at least slowed substantially after 50 days

51 days of 12/12 from seed and we have pretty much just started flowering on the midnight mass. long haul plants from seed. The early smells are promising.

Midnight Mass x3 - two shorter/stockier ones with broad leaves, and one taller lankier one with thin leaves.

I haven't used instagram but that's good to know.