The Ultimate Growing Competition

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H.A.F. said:
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Last attempt. This comment - and the fact that we are not growing the same strain - or even the same basic type of plant (yours is sativa, mine is indica) is why I can't take you seriously.

Have a nice day :)
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Dude, please take your 'issue' to the appropriate forum. This is the competition thread where important updates are posted about said competition and you're cluttering it up with beginner shit. I don't think anyone here wants to see another post about your boron bullshit or whatever it is you think you have going on. Thanks.
 
J.James

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H.A.F. said:
^^^
Last attempt. This comment - and the fact that we are not growing the same strain - or even the same basic type of plant (yours is sativa, mine is indica) is why I can't take you seriously.
Have a nice day :)
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homebrewer said:
Dude, please take your 'issue' to the appropriate forum. This is the competition thread where important updates are posted about said competition and you're cluttering it up with beginner shit. I don't think anyone here wants to see another post about your boron bullshit or whatever it is you think you have going on. Thanks.
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H.A.F.

H.A.F.

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Seriously - do foxtails stop at some point?
2 out of 10 tops look to be finishing on top, then something new starts popping through
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And some you can't even see the original flower
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Can't wait to damage these bad boys ;)
 
DesertPlants

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Do you have any pollen floating around or did you bleach everything? I have only had that happen when I forgot to clean the pollen up and it ended up knocking her up. Check the original flowers for seeds.
 
H.A.F.

H.A.F.

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DesertPlants said:
Do you have any pollen floating around or did you bleach everything? I have only had that happen when I forgot to clean the pollen up and it ended up knocking her up. Check the original flowers for seeds.
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Nope, never had pollen in the room - the house actually. I haven't grown anything but fem seeds and their clones, I think it's just this strain. I've been looking pretty close for hermie signs, and everything is just getting fat. I think even the nugs have new growth, not just the tops.
 
J.James

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H.A.F. said:
Seriously - do foxtails stop at some point?
2 out of 10 tops look to be finishing on top, then something new starts popping through
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And some you can't even see the original flower
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Can't wait to damage these bad boys ;)
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Foxtails are a good indication that the plant is close to being finished, But to answer your question depends on the strain. Your strain "early 90's Super Skunk" should still have some foxtails on it when you harvest if your goal is 30% amber trichomes. 30% amber trichomes being the point I harvest no matter what anything else looks like.
 
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J.James said:
Foxtails are a good indication that the plant is close to being finished, But to answer your question depends on the strain. Your strain "early 90's Super Skunk" should still have some foxtails on it when you harvest if your goal is 30% amber trichomes. 30% amber trichomes being the point I harvest no matter what anything else looks like.
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LOL! Ok, 30% of what??? Every new foxtail it's like "trichomes? those are rookie numbers! I'm gonna bump those up!" ;)

I get what you're saying though. they are about 50% milky right now and it's obvious to the naked eye, so hopefully when the ambers kick in hard it'll be obvious too. There's probably +/- 1% now, scattered and mostly on leaves, so it's starting.

Do you think the older sugar leaves might be a better indicator?
 
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