Getting impatient ready or not

shotcaller21

Active Member

• Mar 7, 2025

• #21

Yea so i verified with my saltwater pH kit and the pH was high around 9. I hate the drops, i wish there was a strip test that was dedicated to lower pH growers. I'm going to let it ride and see what happens.

 

futurebanjo

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• Mar 7, 2025

• #22

shotcaller21 said:

Yea so i verified with my saltwater pH kit

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A what?1?1
What even is that?

shotcaller21 said:

I hate the drops, i wish there was a strip test that was dedicated to lower pH growers. I'm going to let it ride and see what happens.

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Like litmus paper?

Edit, granted it's difficult if you are colour blind or something, but the difference between PH6 and PH9 would still be pretty damn obvious..

 

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shotcaller21

Active Member

• Mar 8, 2025

• #23

It's the pH kit for a saltwater coral tank. It reads to about a pH of 6. I bought a different brand of pH drops an it f-ed me, I will stick to my buddies test kit. as it has a control pH it's for fish tanks but it's more reliable.

 

shotcaller21

Active Member

• Mar 18, 2025

• #24

I got new pics so I can get updated opinions. Please be kind I did have some issues but its only my 2nd grow. Are they ready now?

 

Star Dog

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• Mar 18, 2025

• #25

You've done very well up to now! there's a big difference in them today but they still need a little bit longer then your patience will be rewarded.

 

Unga Bunga

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• Mar 18, 2025

• #26

That's pretty damn good for a 2nd grow .

 

shotcaller21

Active Member

• Mar 26, 2025

• #27

Another update for opinions. Ready or not?

 

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bignugs68

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• Mar 26, 2025

• #28

You could chop. Some of the trich's on the pistils in the first photo appear amber. This is probably annoying to hear, but closer, better focused pics would be great. Those babies, budsites look like they're all laying over, raise scrog for better support?

 

shotcaller21

Active Member

• Mar 26, 2025

• #29

Good eye, they are heavy so they keep falling over.

 

shotcaller21

Active Member

• Yesterday at 5:28 PM

• #30

Another week passes...
My patience is getting thin.
Chop or wait???
Thanks in advance everyone.

 

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Unga Bunga

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• Yesterday at 6:10 PM

• #31

Some plants will throw pistils seemingly forever , but those are starting to foxtail now . I'd likely chop the big stuff and leave the lowers for a while longer they still look a bit green .

Just my opinion , interested in what others think about it .

 

Mr. Mohaskey

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• Yesterday at 7:54 PM

• #32

If i had stuff already cured I would wait. You are at the beginning of the window. Waiting will make a better product IMO. However I would say you can chop and you should have some good smoke if genetics are good. Cure it well and you will be rewarded. Proper dry and Cure is so damn important. Most underrated part if you ask me.

 

weedstoner420

Well-Known Member

• Yesterday at 8:18 PM

• #33

I'd be comfortable chopping now. They've got that popped popcorn look which is the main thing I look for. Plus it looks like there are some dead leaves in the big tops, so I'd at least want to chop those to avoid mold

Great job!!