They look lovely. Have you dried and cured yet?
Negative, look at burnt leaf tips.
Negative I am cutting them
What do the trichomes look like now? Are none milky yet? Amber?
No. Look at the overall yellowing of the plant, not some specious indicator more useful in veg and early flower.
Your girls look fine. They don't just look fine they look gorgeous! You're in the ripening phase at this point. Congratulations on getting them to the home stretch! There doesn't appear to be any problem to fix. I noticed your upper canopy leaves were lighter in color than your lower leaves. Typically I observe the same thing in my flower room. What causes it and is it a bad thing? What causes it in my flower room is simply light intensity. That's why the upper canopy leaves are slightly light bleached while the lower canopy leaves are green. If you were in week 4 of flower you'd have a problem. Ending week 7 of flower? Dude, they look perfect! Lowering your ppm's to around 600 in the final 1-2 weeks of flower is completely acceptable. Many gardeners in both soil and hydro feed plain water only for the final 1-2 weeks, so reducing ppm's as the plants are ripening is sensible as they wind down their life cycle. The plants simply do not have high nutritive demands at week 8 of flower as the plant is finishing up as week 4 for example. It's a completely different phase of the plant's life and with that a different concentration of fertilizer makes sense which is why so many people do exactly that. Do you think organic gardeners are dumping buckets of bat shit on their plants in week 8 of flower? Of course not. That would be silly
That's kind of a simplistic way of looking at the whole plant. He didn't mention what kind of lighting he is using. It looks like a touch of light stress to me but it's completely within an acceptable range. That's why his flowers look incredible. I suspect he has a very powerful light in a relatively small space.
Yeah it’s a marshydro 2000 and I had it really close and noticed some fox tailing on them so I moved it up another 6 inches or so and it seemed to quit with the fox tails she don’t like the light to close and I’ve noticed she doesn’t like a lot of nutes each time I tried to raise her she would show signs of nute burn so I would have to back off but in the end she turned out pretty fabulous for me I can’t wait to try her she has the most skunky sweet smell ever it makes me very impatient and gotta wait for dry and curing lol gotta love it though the rewards in the end is very worth it.
Oh I got a decent bit that’s showing milky a few amber not many ambers and a couple of clear here and there so I think within a week she’ll be right for the smoke I like not that couch lock shit haha
Those are good lights. You made a great choice going with that unit. Nice illumination at a fair price point and as you can see they pack quite a punch. Don't worry about the fox tails as far as quality goes. It will be just as good as the rest of the flower. And now you have a better idea of what distance to keep your light at moving forward, so it was a good learning experience. Keep up the good work man. Your flowers look fantastic!
They’re about 3 weeks or so from being done.
Or you could just feed them instead of having them cannibalizes themselves. It’s what nutrients are made for.
I harvested my last plant of blue dream with no leech cycle. Full strength up to the day of the chop. Tastes great. Burns great. Smokes smooth. Just to see if there's any difference I'm running a 4 day plain water leech before the chop on my next harvest. It'll be interesting to see if there are any observable differences.
