Ready or not?!

Intcorquad

Member
Alright my question deals with whether or not i should pull em. the trichomes are "ALL" milky white yet i fed with foxfarm bigbloom,tigerbloom,and grow big 1/2 strength yesterday. i looked at the trichs and didnt realize they were this far along and that they are all milky white. should i flush for a week or so then pull em or should i just go ahead and pull em now? honestly the last batch i fed 3 days before i pulled and didnt flush at all and it turned out amazingly anyway everyone was amazed at the taste and how smooth it smoked. lemme know some ideeeers. :blsmoke:
 

Intcorquad

Member
pics wouldnt help b/c u cant tell if its done based on looks or how large colas are and i dont have a microscope cam so no
 

NoSwagBag

Well-Known Member
I like to take mine when all trichs are cloudy. Sometimes you lose a little in yield than waiting until amber, but I get the high I want.

If you don't get the "flush" your looking for, drying and curing for the proper length of time will make the herb less harsh. When I say proper I mean curing for at least 2wks, if not a month or more.
 

Brick Top

New Member
If the trichomes are milky white people don’t need to see pictures of the plants … the trichomes are milky white .. that tells the person all they need to know.
 
Now they take that and combine it with what they like most in a head high or a body stone or a combination of each and try to make the most of it considering how far along he already is.


 

diet103

Well-Known Member
pics wouldnt help b/c u cant tell if its done based on looks or how large colas are and i dont have a microscope cam so no
1.You lose a GREAT AMOUNT in yield when you chop too early and "think" all the trichs are cloudy.

2. It's not that hard to take a picture with your microscope dude, just put the camera lense up to the microscope and boom you have a microscope camera. Check out my first outdoor grow journal, my first post has a pic with the microscope that I took with my cell cam.

3. YES it does help to look at the plant itself to help you tell when it's done. You can't be so technical dude. I'm not sayin you still don't look at the trichs, but you need to wait til at least a few are amber to make sure they're ALL cloudy. When you chop it when you "think" all the trichs are cloudy, you will get a crappy worthless buzz that doesn't last. TRUST ME ON THIS ONE, I've done it a few times before.

Please take my words into consideration. I have a plant right now that I was going to chop a week ago because I thought the same thing as you but the hair were still mostly white. Now a week later the trichome production has increased two-fold and the buds look 3 times as frosty and getting frostier by the day. I'm so glad I waited!
 
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