Ready to chop?
- Thread starter KambleFrost
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Rozgreenburn
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Yup, we need some pics to help you, welcome...
It took me a minute to figure out how to take trichome shots.
with a loupe I put it over the bud I want to see and then put my phones camera up to it so they’re touching, but you have to move back and forth super slow to get it in focus.
And make sure your fans are off. Even having the buds move in the wind a tiny bit will blur the picture.
with a loupe I put it over the bud I want to see and then put my phones camera up to it so they’re touching, but you have to move back and forth super slow to get it in focus.
And make sure your fans are off. Even having the buds move in the wind a tiny bit will blur the picture.
KambleFrost
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Here are some bud pics
It’s been a problem plant since day one
Shorty seeds from a random person
Hasn’t been a good grow and recently left for a week to the cottage and the person I had tending to her didnt water properly so she started dying and 60% of the leaves were dead or dying when I got back.
It’s been a problem plant since day one
Shorty seeds from a random person
Hasn’t been a good grow and recently left for a week to the cottage and the person I had tending to her didnt water properly so she started dying and 60% of the leaves were dead or dying when I got back.
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KambleFrost
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Just posted more
KambleFrost
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Posted some above
Tracker
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No one will love your babies like you!
They look like they've got a ways to go yet.
Good luck! Peace
xtsho
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It doesn't matter what the trichomes look like. That plant is not anywhere close to being ready.
Why are so many people going only by the damn trichomes? It's just one factor to consider but only after the plant is visually done. Many of us don't even bother looking at the trichomes. Just a quick look at that plant and it's obvious that it's not time to chop.
Why are so many people going only by the damn trichomes? It's just one factor to consider but only after the plant is visually done. Many of us don't even bother looking at the trichomes. Just a quick look at that plant and it's obvious that it's not time to chop.
Brettman
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She’ll be done early October-ish. Post pics before you chop.
Dank Bongula
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That plant has like 4-5 weeks at a minimum to go. Post pics in a month.
Budzbuddha
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Yep … weeks to go . Don’t even bother checking for at least 4 weeks.
Rozgreenburn
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That's much better! 3-4 weeks at least, good luck...