I'm growing two plants, one White Widow and one Moby Dick, both from a somewhat questionable source. The substrate is a 50/50 mix of peat and perlite. I'm using fertilizers from the Advanced Nutrients line (Sensi Grow A and B, Sensi Bloom A and B, Bud Candy, Rhino Skin, B-52, Bud Ignitor, Big Bud, and Overdrive). The setup includes two Chinese LEDs, supposedly LM281B, with an actual power of 130W each.
I flipped the girls on 10/22. I was strictly following a schedule sent by a friend, watering every time with added nutrients, but I wasn’t doing runoff. By the end of the 3rd week of flowering, they started showing signs of overfeeding. However, I didn’t properly address the issue, and by the middle of the 5th week, I measured runoff at 2500 ppm. I then started watering only with plain water for a while.
Since it was my first time growing with seeds from a seedbank (not my first grow ever), I thought I could harvest according to the estimated timeline from the seedbank. I started flushing at the beginning of the 9th week of flowering. However, six days later, a friend told me they likely needed more time before harvest. By then, many leaves had already turned yellow, so I resumed feeding them with nutrients.
Next Tuesday, the plant will start its 11th week of flowering. How much longer do you think I should wait before harvesting? Should I harvest now because of the many yellow leaves?
Below are pictures of the Moby Dick
I flipped the girls on 10/22. I was strictly following a schedule sent by a friend, watering every time with added nutrients, but I wasn’t doing runoff. By the end of the 3rd week of flowering, they started showing signs of overfeeding. However, I didn’t properly address the issue, and by the middle of the 5th week, I measured runoff at 2500 ppm. I then started watering only with plain water for a while.
Since it was my first time growing with seeds from a seedbank (not my first grow ever), I thought I could harvest according to the estimated timeline from the seedbank. I started flushing at the beginning of the 9th week of flowering. However, six days later, a friend told me they likely needed more time before harvest. By then, many leaves had already turned yellow, so I resumed feeding them with nutrients.
Next Tuesday, the plant will start its 11th week of flowering. How much longer do you think I should wait before harvesting? Should I harvest now because of the many yellow leaves?
Below are pictures of the Moby Dick
