Gorilla Glue #4 Community Journal

[RottyRzr]

Hey everyone. I need opinions please. My GG Genetics GG4 will be 70 days in flower tomorrow and it still has white pistils and the trichomes are all clear still. She is foxtailing some also. There is a lot of purple leaves and I've pulled quite a few dead leaves off.
The plant looks done to me but the white pistils and clear trichs say otherwise. What would y'all do? Leave her another week?
She is supposed to be a 58-63 day plant and I know I can't go by that strictly but 70 days? Or more?
Opinions?

 

[RottyRzr]

Hey everyone. I need opinions please. My GG Genetics GG4 will be 70 days in flower tomorrow and it still has white pistils and the trichomes are all clear still. She is foxtailing some also. There is a lot of purple leaves and I've pulled quite a few dead leaves off.
The plant looks done to me but the white pistils and clear trichs say otherwise. What would y'all do? Leave her another week?
She is supposed to be a 58-63 day plant and I know I can't go by that strictly but 70 days? Or more?
Opinions?

No opinions, huh?

 

[shnkrmn]

No opinions, huh?

Sorry for the delay. GG4, ime, can continue throwing out pistils seemingly forever even when well ripe.

Inserting full pics instead of thumbnails would make it easier to see them.

 

[RottyRzr]

Sorry for the delay. GG4, ime, can continue throwing out pistils seemingly forever even when well ripe.

Inserting full pics instead of thumbnails would make it easier to see them.

Ok. So I won't worry about the white pistils but I guess I'll have to wait for the clear trichs to change.
Sorry about the thumbnails. I assumed everyone knew you could click on them to enlarge.

 

[shnkrmn]

Ok. So I won't worry about the white pistils but I guess I'll have to wait for the clear trichs to change.
Sorry about the thumbnails. I assumed everyone knew you could click on them to enlarge.

It's an extra step and the resolution isn't the same. I know there are people here who won't expand a thumbnail. Anyway your plants look fine, keep on keeping on. It can't be long now.

 

[FmSwayze]

Here we go! Thanks @curious2garden

 

[curious2garden]

Here we go! Thanks @curious2garden

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Here's a preview of those genetics:

This is today. That dust is pollen. I crossed it with Reserva Privada Kosher Kush since I was doing a preservation run of my KK's older genetics and had a few extra clones so I tossed them in. These just got moved from the flower room where they do their stretch to my tall tent for finishing. If you look up and straight ahead you see my twin tall tent for finishing so if anything runs longer I had a matching set up so I'm no longer hurt on my perpetual cycle if something runs longer and away we go!

 

[FmSwayze]

Here's a preview of those genetics:
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This is today. That dust is pollen. I crossed it with Reserva Privada Kosher Kush since I was doing a preservation run of my KK's older genetics and had a few extra clones so I tossed them in. These just got moved from the flower room where they do their stretch to my tall tent for finishing. If you look up and straight ahead you see my twin tall tent for finishing so if anything runs longer I had a matching set up so I'm no longer hurt on my perpetual cycle if something runs longer and away we go!

Love the setup. Sounds like a good cross in the making.

 

[vistathes]

Running this same gorilla glue clone again that I've got from breeders seed company. So far this is the healthiest I've seen in early flower and I'm hoping to you similar with a squatter plant overall. If she gets over 5 oz I'm happy. This is in a 17 to 18 gallon sterilite plastic bin using Fox farm ocean Forest soil with roots organics dry amendments. Occasionally using recharge in a compost tea, otherwise dechlorinated tap water only. I'm super excited to see how she finishes, because I feel like my last harvest was too early and I feel like I'm missing out on some of those longer run flavors. Although of course it took me 10:00 to 11 weeks just to get to that point anyway, But I'm in a colder climate. Cheers!