Purple... Northern Lights?

rockwellll

rockwellll

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This is my first grow and was a random bagseed until about 2 weeks ago and I noticed the leaves turning purple. Then I realized it was northern lights. I am on day 57 and on my second flush. The buds just started swelling up and all trichs are still cloudy and have been cloudy for a month now. I would like to have 30% amber. So should I keep going or chop soon? I was planning on leaving her in the dark Wednesday or Thursday then chop Friday or Saturday. Any thoughts? Thanks.
 

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redeyedfrog

redeyedfrog

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Did somebody tell you its northern lights or are you assuming based on the color change? Many strains go purple late in flower I can name at least 10 I've grown myself. Sorry if I deflated your optimism but it looks fabulous anyways and that's s solid effort for a first grow. Well done!!!!:P:lol:
 
rockwellll

rockwellll

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I'm going off of what I have read with other people growing northern lights with the way the leaves look and how they clawed and came out crazy looking. It looks exactly like another nl #5 plant I have seen bit all the NL #5 I have seen were autoflowers. I'm 90% sure it's NL but I could be wrong. It looks like nirvanas northern light #5.
 
rockwellll

rockwellll

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They are not at the trich level I want but I have seen a lot of posts where ppl gave been growing for 15 weeks and they still never turned amber.

Let me see if I can find the forum where someone was talking about how his leaves were looking. My plant was doing the same so I figured it was NL.
 
Kipn

Kipn

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looks different to the northern lights i use to grow for yrs back but looks good regardless
 
rockwellll

rockwellll

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Thanks. I would love to know with 100% certainty of what it is.

Will the buds fatten up more? Or is it finished? When I flushed the first time I used a gallon of molasses and I think that's what made them fatten up. This flush I only used water.
 
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