Hey buddd hope you had a good new year..yellowing is natural my dude@dvs one
my eye is pretty good huh???? the trichs and my eye match up pretty well
Very nice for your first grow. I'd say nothing but water for #5, that girl is getting pretty close.my first grow. Not sure what they are, they have been flowering for 9 weeks. what you think?
thanksVery nice for your first grow. I'd say nothing but water for #5, that girl is getting pretty close.
can't say for sure, need some more closeups, but I'd venture about 2-4 days until water only, and then let it run for about a week.all the pics are the 6 plants in the blue water tub. if i switch to water only they all go to water only. look ready enough for that? flush and pick in a week?
Looks real good. I'd give them water only starting in 3-5 days, then harvest in 12-14.these pics came out better
When you see the first amber trichomes, start flushing. It usually ends up being the last 2-3 weeks.I'm on my first grow. How do I gauge when to start flushing them?
very nice, good jobheres a couple pics of my Chronic. Seems to still have alotta white hairs left for bein at 7 weeks. I htought Chronic was supposed to be a fast flowering plant? I know some plants (such as pineapple express) hairs wont change over till the last week or so. soo Im wondering if thats whats happening with this. These pics were take on monday or tuesday i think.
Chronic - 7 Weeks Flowering
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sweeeeet bro ) i like also... you pruning your bottom mingly lower growth? pm me, when you doing it? and how you judge how high up to go.. as always - DEV1heres a couple pics of my Chronic. Seems to still have alotta white hairs left for bein at 7 weeks. I htought Chronic was supposed to be a fast flowering plant? I know some plants (such as pineapple express) hairs wont change over till the last week or so. soo Im wondering if thats whats happening with this. These pics were take on monday or tuesday i think.
Chronic - 7 Weeks Flowering
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I am going on with the flushing today in the dros ^^^ ...... am I going to be ok? Or is she still needing a week of nutes?? Any help appreciated, sorry for the bump but I need some references on this posting !!!Hey buddd hope you had a good new year..
beyond that I know what your saying and I understand the natural-ness of the yellowing..... I just wanted to ensure the safety of the girl.... as for the bad news first.....
I am a soil~indica guy so the sativas and new dro setups are a new challenge to me.. all in good time. here is what i startled upon for the dros today~
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just want to make sure these are ending up right, the crispyness just felt sort of unnatural =P an they start there one week flush tmrw. thanks for input and ill post the good news of the amberin up soils later tonight or tmrw also.. tminus 3 days on them )) cheers!!!
2-2.5 more weeksHere is Nirvana's ICE at 60 days into flower... Let me know thanks
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you got a good 3 weeks atleast manmy turn, close?
your feeding your plants a lil bit too much.... almost every leaf i see has burnt tips.... start flushing niw by the looks of your pix and there not the greatest you got atleast 2 more weeks... maybe even a few days extra.. come back then with clearer pix
i would let that sativa go a lil longer like 2 weeks... sativas tend to take a while to go amberi would like to know what to do with my plants. they have been flowering for 10 weeks. i burned them a couple of times. the colas havent finished filling in but the trichs are mostly cloudy View attachment 1364697now. should i cut now and take what ive got or will they fill in more. it seems like they are slowly filling in but could be wishful thinking.View attachment 1364696really hoped for bigger yield.