To Chop Or Not To Chop? That is the question...

19-Sean-86

19-Sean-86

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Exodus cheese autoflower...

Let's do a poll, vote yes or no if you would chop. I need to smoke the fuker :hump: trichomes are cloudy a few still clear on the buds. Sugar leaves trichomes are cloudy and a few amber. My lungs are saying just do it but my brain say's wait, my lungs say wait for what? :bigjoint:

It's apparently a 9/11 week strain, we're on week 10
 

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19-Sean-86

19-Sean-86

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Boatguy said:
Absolutely not. Your plant doesnt like following guidelines
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Your suppose to convince me to chop it haha. I know I should wait a little longer but I'm not concerned about yield I've got 3 more of those plants. I quick dried a little bud and it works perfectly :D
 
HydroKid239

HydroKid239

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19-Sean-86 said:
Exodus cheese autoflower...

Let's do a poll, vote yes or no if you would chop. I need to smoke the fuker :hump: trichomes are cloudy a few still clear on the buds. Sugar leaves trichomes are cloudy and a few amber. My lungs are saying just do it but my brain say's wait, my lungs say wait for what? :bigjoint:

It's apparently a 9/11 week strain, we're on week 10
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+1 for not ready
 
HydroKid239

HydroKid239

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19-Sean-86 said:
It suppose to be finished from seed in between 9 and 11 weeks it's in-between lol it's almost dead haha
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My auto was 7-8 weeks.. I let it go 9 1/2 weeks.
I don't regret it either. The main cola felt like it weighed damn near a # wet.
I'd be happy to get a couple oz dry from it.. Then I got the rest of the plant..
There's 4 colas the same size as the main that fattened up in the last 8 days.
 
Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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Scope the buds ( calyx ) areas for doneness , pistils will continue color and recede as it matures.

Know it is pretty difficult to chop too late. So letting them finish when they finish is the best approach. Patience is key whether regular strains or autos.
 
19-Sean-86

19-Sean-86

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I know I should wait another week lol I'm just being impatient because if I chop now I only have to buy one batch of weed while waiting to dry if I wait a week to chop I have to buy two batches of weed :wall: and to be fair the bit I dried and tried I couldn't smoke the whole joint I felt fucked lol
 
19-Sean-86

19-Sean-86

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Budzbuddha said:
Scope the buds ( calyx ) areas for doneness , pistils will continue color and recede as it matures.

Know it is pretty difficult to chop too late. So letting them finish when they finish is the best approach. Patience is key whether regular strains or autos.
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The buds have mostly cloudy trichs a few clear the sugar leaves have cloudy and a few amber. We roll joints with bud and sugar leaves so a mixture of all trichomes going in the joint " still trying to convince myself" haha
 
Boatguy

Boatguy

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twentyeight.threefive said:
While your original diagnosis of it not being ready is correct, your auto-phobia is still outdated thinking and unwarranted.
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The number of late blooming journals, as well as autos that refuse to flower except via shorter photoperiods back up my statement. Autos belong outdoors for quick flowering harvests. They are more easily tossed that way and dont take up valuable indoor space
 
19-Sean-86

19-Sean-86

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Boatguy said:
The number of late blooming journals, as well as autos that refuse to flower except via shorter photoperiods back up my statement. Autos belong outdoors for quick flowering harvests. They are more easily tossed that way and dont take up valuable indoor space
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I've grown around 20+ different strains of auto's I run lights 24/7 never had one not flower on it's own. Maybe I've been lucky but we're talking a lot of plants and this is god's honest truth.
 
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