If it’s anything keep going. I don’t see anything either. Calmate, amigo.Are these nanners on my buds? Im like 1 week or less from harvesting, should I just harvest? is it too late?
Not commenting on whether you're right or wrong, but if I posted a picture of a bud with 100% brown pistils, 100% amber trichomes and buds the size of my head there would be one guy saying "At least a week, probably two".Note: that plant is nowhere ready to harvest.
Not commenting on whether you're right or wrong, but if I posted a picture of a bud with 100% brown pistils, 100% amber trichomes and buds the size of my head there would be one guy saying "At least a week, probably two".
Like I said, not calling you out. I honestly can't see any nanners, and I don't have an opinion on when he should cut. Some people think I cut too early just because I hate the feeling I get from amber trichomes. As soon as I see them appearing on the calyxes (it's probably calices or something like that really) it's time to chop. Others wait until there's like 50% amber. To each their own.Just my opinion tho ... nothing else .
.... but pulling a zoom on those pics will show ( many whitish / green pistils ) ... calyx is stacking ( foxtail ) either from heat / genetics and or nute feeds . Many opinions are a given to ones question. Just my 2 pesos on it.
“ Finger “ weed is still smokeable just not pretty.
Even the single finger leaves are noticeable and can be of concern as maybe a light leak / heat / stressor / high leaf to calyx strain ... etc.
When OP posts more pics then we will see whats up.
Absolutely!Is weed that is foxtailing still smokeable?
I don't know, that's why I'm asking lol. I think they are all over my plants whatever they are. Plant is in week 9 now and trichomes are milky so maybe best to just chop it before they mature even more and get even more seed if thats what it is?Those pics, any chance she could have a few seeds? Just looks a little like one or two seeded calyxes (calices?) on my plant.
Thanks, it's not the common sativa strain of Green Crack though (had I known better I wouldnt have bought this 'rarer' indica strain), perhaps the same problem exists for it too.Just a guess here that you do have late nanners. Apparently Green Crack has been known for hermie as a search revealed a few instances. While those pics aren't really clear those parts circled in red could be nanners. You could remove one and see if pollen exists. Then you'd know for sure. Dowse them with a spray of water if you fear pollinating other plants.