Ready to harvest? Help appreciated

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T1m3j

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Hi, so this girl is now in flowering from start of august, I have some trichome pics and pistil pics, but still not sure if the trichomes are enough milky and pistils enough brown..they are not very big,maybe some advice here?

Btw: also the weather is turning worse, there is about 3°c in the morning and 20°c during the day, but sunny...are the morning too cold for them now?

Thank you in advance

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Looks like it's very close. Trics still look mostly clear. As to temp it depends on the strain. Some strains can handle cooler temps better then others. Just make sure no frost gets to it.
 
Thank you very much for the tips. I will leave them a bit more, but under shelter during night and morning.

As I've already opened a thread, I would like to ask something a bit more complicated, maybe someone could know the answer:

I had already a number of outdoor grows (pots, soil), but this year my plants started to turn yellow, right before they started to flower(before that they were in perfect health). Every day more yellow fans (I removed them constantly), after that she started to turn yellow from the inside out, even the smaller and younger leaves. After a research I figured maybe they lack nitrogen? I fed them a bit, but it didn't help. Thats also the reason why they didn't grow much yield, I suppose? I have HESI Bloom for feeding in flowering time I never had such problems, thats why I'm a bit lost this year :)

Below is a picture of them in week 6 of flowering and they did not get much fatter than that.They showed so much at the start, but the end doesn't seem like that, the buds are thin amd popcorny :-(

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T1m3j said:
Thank you very much for the tips. I will leave them a bit more, but under shelter during night and morning.

As I've already opened a thread, I would like to ask something a bit more complicated, maybe someone could know the answer:

I had already a number of outdoor grows (pots, soil), but this year my plants started to turn yellow, right before they started to flower(before that they were in perfect health). Every day more yellow fans (I removed them constantly), after that she started to turn yellow from the inside out, even the smaller and younger leaves. After a research I figured maybe they lack nitrogen? I fed them a bit, but it didn't help. Thats also the reason why they didn't grow much yield, I suppose? I have HESI Bloom for feeding in flowering time I never had such problems, thats why I'm a bit lost this year :)

Below is a picture of them in week 6 of flowering and they did not get much fatter than that.They showed so much at the start, but the end doesn't seem like that, the buds are thin amd popcorny :-(

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I'd bring those inside and finish them they look like 4 more weeks at least.
 
you have to start feeding them more when you see the first signs of that yellowing, once they start eating leaves, they'll keep on doing it, even if you feed them more then. i think the ethylene gas produced when the first ones are fading keep the process going.
keep feeding them veg food for the first three weeks or so, till you're sure they've quite stretching. then you can switch to flower food
(if you're switching, some people use the same 10-10-10 or w/e all the way through.)
i start young plants at 200 ppm, keep them there till i've topped them once and they start to bush out, then i'll go to 300 ppm, till the week before i plan to flip. then i'll go to 400 ppm, and stay the same after flip, unless they look hungry, then i'll keep increasing ppm till they look happy. i keep slowly increasing ppm till they swell, then i start cutting ppm, about 100 a week till i'm back down to 200 at the end.
i hardly ever get that yellowing anymore, but my plants aren't N toxxed either.
 
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