Can I pick her now?

NunyaC

NunyaC

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Hopefully the pics are good enough to see the trichromes...
 

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NunyaC said:
I stopped giving nutrients 2 weeks ago... I use blackstrap molasses, fish-based fertilizer, cow manure, bat poo, and earthworm casings. Should I give them something or just continue with water?
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Why so sad PhishPhood? at the lack of nutrients or the kinds?
 
Give it time. The calyx up top have yet to even swell. Keep this thread in mind. Find it via your notifications, and update here in a week with new pics or the whole plant, and the tops. We can evaluate, and compare to these pics here at that time. It's better for your learning process to have something to look back on.
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O my!!! I am still new!! I bet she's hungry.
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I will get some more pics in 2 weeks, need the room so hopefully it is good by then!

Also, would you say this is an accurate advice photo? Trying to learn about the trichomes, and I need to try to get better pics of them too!


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NunyaC said:
I will get some more pics in 2 weeks, need the room so hopefully it is good by then!

Also, would you say this is an accurate advice photo? Trying to learn about the trichomes, and I need to try to get better pics of them too!
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Yes, these can help too. You are a couple weeks from needing to worry about these. Nothing wrong with studying them tho. when to harvest by trichomes.pngWhen_To_Harvest2.jpg
The calyx is where you should be checking as well. Not the leaves.

Don't let this last one fool you.. some strains go longer.. up to 15 weeks I've read once. Indica tends to finish sooner than sativa.
 
HydroKid239 said:
Yes, these can help too. You are a couple weeks from needing to worry about these. Nothing wrong with studying them tho. View attachment 4850421View attachment 4850422
The calyx is where you should be checking as well. Not the leaves.

Don't let this last one fool you.. some strains go longer.. up to 15 weeks I've read once. Indica tends to finish sooner than sativa.
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It is supposed to be lemon skunk. I say supposed to be because when I bought the 10 seeds the page showed out of stock right after my purchase and then I planted 4 immediately and 3 looked the exact same, but 1 looked different. Everything was different from smell to taste to the shape of the leaves. At first I thought it was a ruderalis!
 
NunyaC said:
It is supposed to be lemon skunk. I say supposed to be because when I bought the 10 seeds the page showed out of stock right after my purchase and then I planted 4 immediately and 3 looked the exact same, but 1 looked different. Everything was different from smell to taste to the shape of the leaves. At first I thought it was a ruderalis!
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Hopefully the triplets are great phenos.
 
Are we there yet? I am using the close up setting on my camera but feel like I still can't get a good photo...
 

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NunyaC said:
Are we there yet? I am using the close up setting on my camera but feel like I still can't get a good photo...
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Not sure if good for everyone but I prefer pictures posted as “full image” as opposed to “thumbnail image” should see a couple tabs near the attachment option when you post, I think.
Full-image makes it easier for me to zoom-in.
But, I’m just browsing. Great info here, though.
 
Ok, I hope it isn;t too late!! There are two little things that look like unopened flower petals, yellow... It must be ready now, right?
 

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