Super zoom pics....harvest?

Indacouch

Indacouch

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Yeah I'd say start looking hard in the next 10 days on the first two pics and the last one looks like it could go longer than the first two pics ......they look nice though be patient your almost there it's worth it to be patient .....and you can just give them normal waterings of just water from here on out no food instead of running tons of water through them for the whole flushing thing ......either way good luck nice job
 
bgmike8

bgmike8

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Indacouch said:
Yeah I'd say start looking hard in the next 10 days on the first two pics and the last one looks like it could go longer than the first two pics ......they look nice though be patient your almost there it's worth it to be patient .....and you can just give them normal waterings of just water from here on out no food instead of running tons of water through them for the whole flushing thing ......either way good luck nice job
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Why wouldn't you feed them?
 
Indacouch

Indacouch

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bgmike8 said:
Why wouldn't you feed them?
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Didn't say I wouldn't feed them ....OP was saying he was guna flush and I was just telling him there's no need to run excessive amounts of water through his plants when he could just give them regular water for the last bit if that's the route he decided to go .........however me personally at the end of flower/swell I'm not giving my plants any food just keeping the soil fed/live with molasses I personally like to have a serious fade at the end of flower I've tried all different ways through the years and at least the last few watering in my plants before chop are plain water and several waters before that are just molasses .....I've been down the flushing road and I've fed bloom nutes all the way through pretty much ....but for the last ten years I do as I mentioned above and I like the way it turns out .....may not be every bodies method but as long as your happy with yours and I'm happy with mine than who really gives a fuck I could careless about yours as you could care less about mine ........to each there own
 
PURPLEB3RRYKUSH

PURPLEB3RRYKUSH

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Indacouch said:
Didn't say I wouldn't feed them ....OP was saying he was guna flush and I was just telling him there's no need to run excessive amounts of water through his plants when he could just give them regular water for the last bit if that's the route he decided to go .........however me personally at the end of flower/swell I'm not giving my plants any food just keeping the soil fed/live with molasses I personally like to have a serious fade at the end of flower I've tried all different ways through the years and at least the last few watering in my plants before chop are plain water and several waters before that are just molasses .....I've been down the flushing road and I've fed bloom nutes all the way through pretty much ....but for the last ten years I do as I mentioned above and I like the way it turns out .....may not be every bodies method but as long as your happy with yours and I'm happy with mine than who really gives a fuck I could careless about yours as you could care less about mine ........to each there own
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That's the way i do it, taste the best, gotta fade em before yah blaze em for max turpines
 
LegalizeNature420

LegalizeNature420

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Yes trichomes are critically important to determining harvest time but so is bud development. If buds seem fully developed--swollen calyxes of receding pistils--yet there are still a significant number of clear trichomes, then you should wait for them turn cloudy. And so is true vice versa, which seems to be your predicament: When trichomes are harvestable but plant still has not swollen and packed on full weight, you should wait and allow it the opportunity to catch up.
 
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Justneryka

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On the 11th will be 5 months since I sprouted these seedlings. UGH have I been patient lol. How long do you all usually leave your plants in veg? How are autoflower seeds? I didn't top this batch either. When do you all usually top? At what height?
 
bgmike8

bgmike8

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Those are all questions with different answers for different people. I just topped at 3 nodes but I'm in aero and had good root growth . You can see it in my journal. It was already growing the next day
 
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