crunchy leaves MMMMMM!!

goinforbroke · Aug 15, 2009

I am trying to figure out when plants are ready. I have got some lowrider strains that the leaves are turning yellow and crunchy like the moisture is all gone from them. I am trying to check the trichs but I feel like I am blind and cannot tell shit from shinola. I am pretty sure that the trichs are all just cloudy now. Is there another sign like the leaves turning crunchy that the plants are ready to cut? I have heard 60% red hairs well these are all red. The plants are not that crystalized either but I am thinking maybe that is the LR genetics.

jcdws602 · Aug 15, 2009

Sounds like they are done.How long you been flowering for??No pics??

scoregreen · Aug 16, 2009

triches are hard to see with the naked eye -- i got a jewlers loupe on ebay for like 10 bucks... good investment

yoyogrow · Aug 16, 2009

need to post some pics man...thats the best way to get help here.

goinforbroke · Aug 17, 2009

I have two loupes a 60 and a 30. I have clipped off all the crunchy leaves now. I will get some pics of a few plants I am having trouble with. Thanks

goinforbroke · Aug 17, 2009

here are a few pics of the plants There are two different plants here 2 pics of each. Do they look ready?

Twistedfunk · Aug 17, 2009

The yellowing this late in flower is your plant dying off. This is nature's way of saying "your plant is done". Grats.

scoregreen · Aug 17, 2009

indeed. remember -- triches are hard to see, but the hairs are a good indicator. i dont think i saw 1 white hair -- so yeah...this is headed toward body high.

Boulderheads · Aug 17, 2009

Chop chop...congrats.. I am chopping down my 2 scrogs tonight as well.. we can have a partay!!

scoregreen · Aug 17, 2009

Boulderheads said:
Chop chop...congrats.. I am chopping down my 2 scrogs tonight as well.. we can have a partay!!

lol, i wanna come too!!

goinforbroke · Aug 17, 2009

woot woot all are welcome

goinforbroke · Aug 17, 2009

I do have a question on the trichs there do not appear to be alot of them on these plants is that normal for some strains or should homegrown always have abundant trichs if grown right? Check out my other plants under KANDAHAR and let me know what you think of them if they are ready or not.

scoregreen · Aug 17, 2009

i think its a combination of, but majorly because of, strain, and care... in my experience, the bagseed doesn't glisten like the name brands

goinforbroke · Aug 18, 2009

This is a variety of lowrider. I bought lowrider mix to get these plants.

scoregreen · Aug 18, 2009

mm, ive never grown lowryder

Green Cross · Aug 18, 2009

scoregreen said:
mm, ive never grown lowryder

dead leaves and red hairs mean nothing, the plant is still producing resin. Once it goes past 50% amber the THS resin is degrading. It's that simple.

goinforbroke · Aug 18, 2009

Thanks guys I did harvest them and they are a bit airy I wont try that type of plant again. The other plants that I am growing are super dense and full of crystals.

scoregreen · Aug 18, 2009

Green Cross said:
dead leaves and red hairs mean nothing, the plant is still producing resin. Once it goes past 50% amber the THS resin is degrading. It's that simple.

so how do you feel about dead/dying leaves on plants? ive seen a lot of questions lately that relates to that -- cut em off? leave em? only cut off the bad part?

420Yankee · Aug 18, 2009

yeah LR aint that crystaly, but is a beaut.

goinforbroke · Aug 18, 2009

I wait till the leaves are yellow and pull off easily. as for the crunchy ones they were different from just yellow leaves they were still partly green they just turned crunchy. How is the high from the lr strains?

crunchy leaves MMMMMM!!

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