Show me your week before harvest plants!
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Rofloki
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This is a 12_13 week plant. 7-8 weeks into flowering. Outdoor grow near lat21. I don't know why leaves turned so yellow. I was going to wait for a couple more weeks, but I think time has come.
How old does she look to you?
Should I wait a bit longer?
Trichomes are mostly milky, no amber yet.
Worried about the leaves. I don't want to ruin the whole plant!
Thanks for your comments.
How old does she look to you?
Should I wait a bit longer?
Trichomes are mostly milky, no amber yet.
Worried about the leaves. I don't want to ruin the whole plant!
Thanks for your comments.
GangaDownUnder
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What he said ^^^^
If it is indeed only 7 weeks in then you've got plenty of time to at least try to fix the problem.
Harvest now and you WILL regret it.
If it is indeed only 7 weeks in then you've got plenty of time to at least try to fix the problem.
Harvest now and you WILL regret it.
Rofloki
New Member
Thanks a lot.
It's a whole different game when growing outdoors. Eventhoug I've been extra-careful with them.
Plenty of time you mean.... 2-3 weeks? It looks older than it really is, right? (I'm sure it's not older than 8 weeks)
I'll be patient and try to do something about it. As qwizoking said, maybe it's a feeding problem.
Thanks again for the input.
It's a whole different game when growing outdoors. Eventhoug I've been extra-careful with them.
Plenty of time you mean.... 2-3 weeks? It looks older than it really is, right? (I'm sure it's not older than 8 weeks)
I'll be patient and try to do something about it. As qwizoking said, maybe it's a feeding problem.
Thanks again for the input.
jondamon
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This is a 12_13 week plant. 7-8 weeks into flowering. Outdoor grow near lat21. I don't know why leaves turned so yellow. I was going to wait for a couple more weeks, but I think time has come.
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How old does she look to you?
Should I wait a bit longer?
Trichomes are mostly milky, no amber yet.
Worried about the leaves. I don't want to ruin the whole plant!
Thanks for your comments.
She looks stunted. Probably because of the lack of N being supplied.
J
Day 54 of 12/12. 10 days before chop.
Whole room 10 days before chop.
J
How did your buds end up so dense?
Light?
Nutes?
Strain?
Jesus those are some healthy nugs mine ended up airy
GangaDownUnder
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Well you say its a 12+ week plant, and that its at week 7-8...so I see that as 4-5 weeks left...so yea, plenty of time to remedy any nutrient problems.
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
Afghan kush is about pure indica..
GangaDownUnder
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And this is a lil plant Ive got going right now. Tis a week, maybe a lil more away from finishing. Its Critical Sensi Star btw.
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Herb & Suds
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jondamon
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I keep my grow room temps between 20C-24C.
My air exchange is above 1x per minute.
My nutes are well balanced with a good amount of N.
I use coco as my medium. Feed every 2 days.
I keep tight control of EC.
I don't burn the shit out of them with high strength nutes or bloom boosters.
Most importantly.
I let them finish. I chop when the plants tell me they are ready.
IMO the 2 biggest factors in dense nugs when running heavy indica strains are
Environmental control
Nutrients. (Not the brand choice but macro/micro nutrient levels.)
And the pictures I showed are DINAFEM CRITICAL+ and DELICIOUS SEEDS FRUITY CHRONIC JUICE.
J
Dinaem & Delicious are my two favorite seed companys, glad I keep hearing more good things about them.
I have a question though, you use coco and you feed every 2 days. I feed my coco using 1 gallon in a 5 gallon pot and my medium takes forever to dry out. 75F temps 68 is lowest highest is 80F
I have a question though, you use coco and you feed every 2 days. I feed my coco using 1 gallon in a 5 gallon pot and my medium takes forever to dry out. 75F temps 68 is lowest highest is 80F
Sir.Ganga
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....WOW.. Those are monsters! Is that right before harvest?