Foxtailing issue

Have a strawberry banana that has started to foxtail due to light fixture height being too close to her. I cant move my light up any more. Should i just end up harvesting her or let her go? She probably only has justvover a week left til she is actually totally finished

Dewin420 said:

Have a strawberry banana that has started to foxtail due to light fixture height being too close to her. I cant move my light up any more. Should i just end up harvesting her or let her go? She probably only has justvover a week left til she is actually totally finished

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If the top say 1/3 is ready, take that part and ripen the lower portion. Selective Harvest.

Jypsy Dog said:

If the top say 1/3 is ready, take that part and ripen the lower portion. Selective Harvest.

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Not quite there yet though

Is the foxtailing maturing fast too? If so.probably leave it, if its making bud white pistilled a lot id chop now as in cut your looses.

I dont see much bad tails but its not the most healthiest so to be expected towards the end

Kingrow1 said:

Is the foxtailing maturing fast too? If so.probably leave it, if its making bud white pistilled a lot id chop now as in cut your looses.

I dont see much bad tails but its not the most healthiest so to be expected towards the end

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She came down with spidermites early on is where alot of damage occured but she survived. I decided to take them down today because i had some other plants to get i there and cut my losses

Your plants have stress from light heat or moisture most likely but these things become apparent over grows.

Hang bud for longer if its early and still a little fresh, dont enclose it in a cupboard but allow air exchange.

Even early weed can be tasty to the homegrower that grew it, many mistakes have got me pretty high and still a sense of achievement.

You did what you thought, good experience, i would have done the same. Dry is when it smokes well in a joint but hang longer till taste and flavour hit max, ignore curing till its as best as it can be, then jar it.

Enjoy

Dewin420 said:

She came down with spidermites early on is where alot of damage occured but she survived. I decided to take them down today because i had some other plants to get i there and cut my losses

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