garden420love
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Day 40 of flower.
Please help! My babies are sick!
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garden420love
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Day51. Random night shot. I’ve never ran this genetic before but I think it’s safe to say it’s time to flush? What do you think?
garden420love
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Thanks JD. Trichomes are looking mostly milky with about 10% amber. Thank you, I’ve put a lot of effort into this lil beauty.
garden420love
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Yes, it’s fading out a lot at this point!
JohnDee
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Well for me...that would be perfect. Seems there's been a rash of budrot late in bloom. If you do let it go longer...be careful with humidity and especially humidity spikes at night. After all that good work...you do not want to deal with that. Nice job...good luck.
JD
garden420love
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Most definitely. Budrot is terrible. The highest it’s ever spiked at night is 58%RH for about 30 min. It seems to regulate around 30-35%RH at night and 38-42% during the day. I have to run a humidifier during the daytime because it’s very dry where I live.
garden420love
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I’m thinking about cutting her down on day 56. Should be about 15-20%amber. Also thinking about running distilled water for my last feed or two? What do you think?
I'd skip last watering and let her suck it up from fan leaves 56to 60... I'd go for 62-63 days max check how fast trichomevare chaging. I would also decrease humidity and lower temps at night let her think shes' dying and winter is here..
garden420love
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This pic is from last night. You can see some orange hairs here better.
JohnDee
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I don't do anything different before harvest. I lighten feeding the last couple weeks and chop them at sunrise (lights on) I don't think one water feeding will make any difference one way or the other. The humidity thing that Frigault mentioned...may be good, but I don't do it. Those sort of things are almost a personal choice since there are so many ways to do it.
JD
PS...yes could see the yelowed ones. Some plants will start growing fresh pistils...sort of second growth pistils. Maybe that was going on with your plant. Great pix.
70's natureboy
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If it was me I'd like to see those hairs recede a little and see if those calyx's will swell up some more. I rarely have stuff ready before 70 days.
garden420love
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Thanks for your input and knowledge. The pistils are just starting to change. They’ve never receded before. So we should go about another 4-7 days I’m thinking. And keep the temps @70-75 degrees F at canopy and overall temp as well. Humidity is staying from 30-45%. For some reason she’s doing alright. I’m either just plain lucky, or actually have a green thumb. Who knows lol
garden420love
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I wish she could make it to 70, however I don’t think for my first grow I did too well. I’m going to at least 56 and checking trichomes every day. Thank you for your knowledge. Much appreciated. It will go to good use!
JohnDee
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For some newbies...just getting a plant to finish is a big deal. But yours looks very nice. It isn't harvested yet...and then you have to dry it properly. So enough talk...don't want to jinx amuthing. Good luck man...
JD
garden420love
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Thanks JD! I really appreciate that! I’ll be drying 60/60 for about 7-10 days with no fans, only The circulating air inside my tent. Then when they’re ready I’ll throw them in ball jars and start burping for 2-4weeks. Hopefully all goes well -Ron
JohnDee
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By no fans...the air exchange fans will be running though, right. Just no direct fans on buds. Sounds good.
Lots of guys are saying forget curing and just do a slow dry. But at this point...you do what you have prepared for and read more about that...for next time. Sounds like a plan. Oh...you said 60/60. Explain that please. I know you're sayin' 60% rh right?
JD