Start of week 4 green crack
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Tracker
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They look healthy and developing well. Time to harvest happens when the plant is ready. Maybe 9, 10, or 11 weeks from flip to 12/12. No one can predict it exactly. There are variations between seeds from the same parent plants and effects of other environmental variables. Just look for the indicators of trichs color (minimal clear, mostly cloudy, 30%ish turning amber...this is a personal preference), no/almost no new bud growth with white pistils, brown/gold pistils receding/curling. I've never grown that strain, so I don't know how it tends to behave.
They're looking good. Just keep them healthy.
Tell us all the specs on your grow.
MustGro
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They look nice. Green Crack is one of the best tasting varieties (that tastes like weed and not blueberries or mango or lemon) in my opinion. I've grown it once outside and they usually say 9 weeks to finish but you need to judge that yourself. I count the first week. I count them off from the day I flip on a calendar.
TPole
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Cheers for the tips ! Running a 4 seasons Helios 300x led at 12/12
5 gallon pots coco medium and just feeding them Once a week with Galiath super bloom
TPole
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Ok cheers for the tip , looking forward at giving it a go ! If everything runs smoothly
Billy the Mountain
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TPole
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They finished ok they started to fox tail at the end , but I’m happy ,i trimmed them up last night and have them in Jars curing, I was very surprised with the final weigh in , 10 Oz,
Was a learning curve and will have another crack at it using the same strain , pun intended
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PadawanWarrior
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How long did you go? It looks like they could've use a little more time.
TPole
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Close to 11 weeks , it was cloudy and a bit of amber there so I pulled it , and in lock down with no bud , But you are right it could have gone another week I reckon, going to start the northern light strain soon, ever grown that …?