Will this plant be smokable?
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Babbagoots
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That’s nice man. Yea there be weed those white hairs are th beginning of the buds starting to form. Google cannabis flowering stage timeline. You’ll be able to see where you’re at and know what to expect over next 6wks or soo. Good luckkk
Kalebaiden
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It's still not your plant, walk away and ignore it. How many more threads are you going to post?
Caliverner
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Gezzee make the new guy feel welcome
Budzbuddha
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Who knows ? .... check back in 2 months.
Kalebaiden
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Nope, not his plant.
Silky T
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If you insist on curing and smoking some now, make sure you pick the buds with some of the tips turned brown. They are prolly more mature. Let the rest of the plant finish out and you will have higher yields and more enjoyable weed.
Budzbuddha
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These are early flowers ( immature ) - nothing to “ sample “ there.
A TWEAKER kind of high is to be expected from “ immature “ buds .... just let her do her thing.
A TWEAKER kind of high is to be expected from “ immature “ buds .... just let her do her thing.
Silky T
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Here's something I picked up when I googled flowering timeline and these photos look like your plant exactly! https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-the-flowering-stage-of-cannabis-week-by-week-n611
As your plants become more picky, you should check for potential deficiencies that could manifest in various ways, such as discoloured, yellowing leaves or loss of leaves entirely. At the same time, you should also check your plants for signs of possible overfeeding (“nutrient burn”) that could show up around this time as well. Nutrient burn will usually show in the tips of the leaves becoming discoloured. If this happens, you need to cut down on feeding.
As your plants become more picky, you should check for potential deficiencies that could manifest in various ways, such as discoloured, yellowing leaves or loss of leaves entirely. At the same time, you should also check your plants for signs of possible overfeeding (“nutrient burn”) that could show up around this time as well. Nutrient burn will usually show in the tips of the leaves becoming discoloured. If this happens, you need to cut down on feeding.
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Thank you so much!
The Gram Reaper
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That plant has a while but looks good. Don't fuck with it lol