KyleLyleTheCrocodile
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Howdy Community,
I really wanted my first grow to go great. My plants were going great(ish, I developed what I think was a magnesium or calcium deficiency soon after flower - ran to the store and got the General Hydroponics Micro blend) and I ended up just letting them go probably two or three weeks too soon... Work got so busy
Maybe this was "Bro Science" but I ended up listening to a YouTube video that told me to stop feeding it and to just let it cannibalize itself. Perked my ears up!
"I don't have to take care of them anymore??!!?!!? Sweet!"
Did that. Now they look dead, and the trichomes aren't getting any darker. I have the Cannabis Grower's Handbook by Ed Rosenthal - I should probably look at that... but I would like some fellow growers to give me their 2 cents if y'all don't mind.
Here is the first week of me switching to flower: IMG_6124. This was taken about January 21st.
Here is what they look like at this point in time + a Girl Scout Cookies auto flower that I started way too late (I graduate in May, lease ends in July): IMG_6405 through IMG_6407.
I am looking for someone tell me to cut the left two down. I just need a second opinion. I don't see ANY brown trichomes, and no development really at all. They look good ENOUGH, but I want an enjoyable high and not a shaky one. I would really like to share this with my sick Uncle as well - hence both my impatience and worry. I am sure he would also like an enjoyable high. He grew when he was younger and I don't want to disappoint him.
Much love,
Kyle
I really wanted my first grow to go great. My plants were going great(ish, I developed what I think was a magnesium or calcium deficiency soon after flower - ran to the store and got the General Hydroponics Micro blend) and I ended up just letting them go probably two or three weeks too soon... Work got so busy
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"I don't have to take care of them anymore??!!?!!? Sweet!"
Did that. Now they look dead, and the trichomes aren't getting any darker. I have the Cannabis Grower's Handbook by Ed Rosenthal - I should probably look at that... but I would like some fellow growers to give me their 2 cents if y'all don't mind.
Here is the first week of me switching to flower: IMG_6124. This was taken about January 21st.
Here is what they look like at this point in time + a Girl Scout Cookies auto flower that I started way too late (I graduate in May, lease ends in July): IMG_6405 through IMG_6407.
I am looking for someone tell me to cut the left two down. I just need a second opinion. I don't see ANY brown trichomes, and no development really at all. They look good ENOUGH, but I want an enjoyable high and not a shaky one. I would really like to share this with my sick Uncle as well - hence both my impatience and worry. I am sure he would also like an enjoyable high. He grew when he was younger and I don't want to disappoint him.
Much love,
Kyle
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