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okey so my plant has buds that have matured to the quality i want. the last two nodes have buds that are still showing white hairs and clear trichs. is it alright to just cut off the top 3 nodes on the main stem?

im a veteran grower, i know my shit now but previously i just used my knowledge of general growing to guide me through the cultivation. worked fine but not great yields.

i live in the uk in the cornwall. not saying the village name but just type small cornish village on images and that should give you a idea. got access to the some of the finest produce england has to offer. its very different... veeeeeery different to american consumerist shit.

did you ever think that maybe i dont live in america where a trader joe is right down the block. no im not committed, i enjoy it as a hobby. kinda fun watching them grow up. its just a plant after all...

sorry if i offended you or dr.who

i know, you dont get the "well knowen member" thing for no reason and i respect his response. i just told him why that is not a possibility for my scenario, even if i have a vision of my plan. its always good to consult those who also have experience. its useful to listen to other, even if you...

i asked what would be the worst repercussion of trimming the mildew, it was newly developed and caught it as soon as it started. only 2 leaves affected. chances of spores are extremely unlikely and i needed to take immediate action. i told you i cant make or get any fungicide that wouldn't give...

i dont have any of that, only have full fat milk and im not buying no fat milk just for that. where the fuck am i getting hydrogen peroxide from? baking soda is useless just get self raising flour. too late anyway i cut them off. they are fine

if you dont have fungicide for mildew then is it okay to just remove the infected leaves? im 1-2 weeks away from harvest.

yeah its def a banana, grown a bit more since the pic was taken.

i can always remove it, theirs only one.

noticed this on one of my big gun auto's... is it a banana? if so, do you think its worth keeping? now that i think about it, a hermie short life autoflower could be beneficial.. in some ways...

i think learning the basics of general plant growing and knowing why plant biology function they way they do instead of "this packet said to give it a spoon full of this and it will grow" is key to becoming a successful grower. Not saying you need to go the the college of biological science but...

may i ask, have you ever grown anything except cannabis?

bro... just chill man... all you need it a 2-3 gallon bucket, a seed, some good soil, sunlight, water and common sence . T H A T S A L L !!! (and i have many more plants but this ones my fav ;P )

last two weeks*

shes halfway through week 4 of flowering and day 67 from seed, breeders says 63 days from seed to harvest but its a very inconstant strain most of it being: genetic lottery x how well you cultivate it = what it turns out like. This is a outdoor grow though so i guess they tend to bush out more...

you know whats going on? my guess is that its nute deficiency, may i also add that shes kinda rootbound and a autoflower that is currently in that stage of bulking up the flower. what would you do?!?!?!? i also notice its happening to only the eldest leaves and working its way up but only in...