How much longer you think ??

justblaze0402

Active Member

• Oct 16, 2021

• #1

First time growing just wanted to see people’s opinion of him much longer I have. I’m in 9th week of flower. Any help would be great. I used fox farm nutrients. Tiger bloom right now and overdrive. Trichomes look cloudy with amber ones. I’m in coco and perlite. I’m using led light viparspectra va2000 and a vivosun ts1000. So many people told me to wait abd I’m glad I did. Buds are definitely a lot fatter now.

 

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Autodoctor

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• Oct 16, 2021

• #2

Would go another week if were mine. Most look like in the window but see one bud with hairs so wondering if maybe a little foxtailing going on. But most pic looks like ready to go

 

twentyeight.threefive

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• Oct 16, 2021

• #3

Trying to figure out how many plants are in there. First few pictures kinda blurry close up but could probably go another 1-2 weeks.

The other plant has like 5-6 weeks left.

And back your feed off they are overfed.

 

mudballs

Well-Known Member

• Oct 16, 2021

• #4

charlieo said:

That thing is heat stressed tf out you probably should just start over the right way

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Oh im definitely following this guy

 

Autodoctor

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• Oct 16, 2021

• #5

charlieo said:

That thing is heat stressed tf out you probably should just start over the right way

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hell he can just give them to me

 

Autodoctor

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• Oct 16, 2021

• #6

Ok after looking and reading more I’m growing in coco from now on

 

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inth3shadowz

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• Oct 16, 2021

• #7

Once the orange pistils recede, give it another week or so to swell and you should be in the window.

 

Nixs

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• Oct 16, 2021

• #8

Good job for a first time grower
First few pics looks almost ready, but it wouldn't hurt to wait a couple more weeks, probably by the end of Oct.
The last few pics needs more like ~6 weeks

 

justblaze0402

Active Member

• Oct 16, 2021

• #9

There’s 3 plants I was thinking about another week. Thanks for all the good info

 

justblaze0402

Active Member

• Oct 16, 2021

• #10

charlieo said:

That thing is heat stressed tf out you probably should just start over the right way

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What are you the asking about start over the right way?? What’s wrong with them?? Heat stress?? My tent never goes over 75 degrees and usually stays around 70

 

Smallbud

Well-Known Member

• Oct 16, 2021

• #11

The ones with white hairs need weeks more, not even turinig yet, the other two more weeks.

 

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rmax

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• Oct 16, 2021

• #12

I think your plants are nice and would inspect every 12 hours with a magnifying glass looking and watching for clues to ripeness.

A little green is better than past prime.

 

Thundercat

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• Oct 16, 2021

• #13

twentyeight.threefive said:

Trying to figure out how many plants are in there. First few pictures kinda blurry close up but could probably go another 1-2 weeks.

The other plant has like 5-6 weeks left.

And back your feed off they are overfed.

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Thundercat

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• Oct 16, 2021

• #14

rmax said:

I think your plants are nice and would inspect every 12 hours with a magnifying glass looking and watching for clues to ripeness.

A little green is better than past prime.

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That’s just foolish! Plants take weeks to ripen not hours or even days. Handling your buds and fucking with them every 12 hours will also damage trichomes making them look amber and giveing you a false impression that your plant is done when really it still needs weeks.

It’s very easy to harvest too early and end up with lower quality and lower yields. This is a main reason you see new growers asking why their buds taste and smell like hay. This is also a huge reason commercial grown weed is typically subpar, the growers trying to rush an extra crop and not caring about the quality and yield that comes from properly grown and ripened plants.

It’s extremely hard to harvest a plant too late. As in it really doesn’t happen on accident. You have to be actively trying to ignore a plant and “over-ripen” it to let a plant go long enough to damage it. I’ve never seen someone accidentally harvest too late in 16 years of growing.