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    Pistils count close to harvest, any help?

    I just stopped nutes a couple of days ago so perhaps that might also be the reason
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    Pistils count close to harvest, any help?

    It's an autoflower Daiquiri Lime, germinated on 29th of May. She started flowering since mid June. Can't take a pic now so hope this can help
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    Pistils count close to harvest, any help?

    That's useful. But in terms of pistils, it seems that when most of them turn red then it is another sign. I was wondering if the amount of pistils turning, as in the pic, can be an indication.
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    Pistils count close to harvest, any help?

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    Pistils count close to harvest, any help?

    Hello! I feel my plant is getting close and I've spotted a few amber trichomes. I've been reading though that percentage of red/brown pistils can also give an insight on overall ripeness. Which method so you prefer? Also, can you tell from my pic what percentage do you see in my colas? I would...
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    Should I start flushing now (see pics)

    Got it, I probably mis-used the word flushing. I never intended to flush in its actual sense but just regular waterings without nutes. Thank you for your specification
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    Should I start flushing now (see pics)

    Great, would you recommend that when the top hair are no longer white and are orange and withering then I can consider the bud no longer flowering?
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    Should I start flushing now (see pics)

    Definitely it has small sugar leaves and looks less frosty than other strains..
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    Should I start flushing now (see pics)

    Yes, for flushing I mean watering it without nutes..
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    Should I start flushing now (see pics)

    Do you mean the run off water?
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    Should I start flushing now (see pics)

    Before harvest or before flushing?
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    Should I start flushing now (see pics)

    You can tell from the white hairs on the buds?
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    Should I start flushing now (see pics)

    Hello!I I've been growing a Lime Daiquiri for the past 10 weeks and it's getting close. I've checked the trichomes and they look mostly cloudy, and a handful of amber ones. I was wondering if this is the time to start flushing (watering normally without nutes), and by when do you reckon I should...
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    Leaves with brown rusty spots

    Tap water that I let out 24 hrs and has ppm around 100-150. Using the same water for other plants and have no issues
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    Can you tell the state of trichomes from these zoomed pics

    Ortoled basestar 240W and a spider led 1000
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    Leaves with brown rusty spots

    This is helpful but it still confuses me somehow. If I look at it, rusty spot could be a calcium deficiency or a boron one or a manganese excess. I'm still far from being able to fully recognize the differences and causes. Anyways, I'll go easy on nutes from now onwards and ensure a calmag dose...
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    Can you tell the state of trichomes from these zoomed pics

    Yeah, the basics. I struggle to bring humidity much below 50-45 per cent during flower. The lights and temps should be ok, but I also struggled in figuring out the right distance from the lamp as they stretched. Probably the most difficult part for me is the nutrients, what is the simplest logic...
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    Leaves with brown rusty spots

    One more pic, you can see the leaves on the left with rusty spots. Fed her with phed water today and a little bit of call mag. Hope rusty leaves don't multiply!
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    Can you tell the state of trichomes from these zoomed pics

    Yes, five weeks since appearance of white pistols...I wish I can learn how to create these perfect conditions :)
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    Leaves with brown rusty spots

    Hi! One of my plants is showing brown rusty spots on the leaves, mostly at the top. The plant is grown in soil and feeding biocanna nutes. I've been regularly checking Ph and never went above 6.5 value. The rest of the plant seems healthy but I wish to understand what does the sign the pics...
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