Vampz

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Hello everyone! I’m thrilled to join this vibrant community of cannabis growers. With a deep passion for cultivating plants and an eagerness to learn, I believe that sharing knowledge and experiences can help us all flourish. I joined this community to connect with like-minded individuals who appreciate the art and science of growing cannabis . Excited to exchange tips, stories, and grow together

 

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Since it is my first time growing and I'm close to the drying process.I'm just not quite sure if it's ready.What do you guys think? Also I accidentally fed it Bloom at vegetation stage.So that's why my Bud's.I feel they look a little bit skimped out but you know first time mistake

 

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Welcome to The Farm. I chop when I see 5-10% amber trichomes on the buds (as opposed to the sugar leaves, which get amber earlier).

 

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Have a magnifier? Get one if you don't cause you need to see the trichs on the buds.

 

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Welcome to the farm! You've grown nice looking plants. Nice work!

Vampz said:

I'm just not quite sure if it's ready. What do you guys think?

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In addition to what the other wrote, when most of the pistils are dark orange -- more than 80% -- it's time to look at the trichomes.

Vampz said:

Also I accidentally fed it Bloom at vegetation stage. So that's why my Bud's.I feel they look a little bit skimped out but you know first time mistake

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It might not matter, depending on the type of nutrients used. I add some blooming nutrients to the soil before I start the plants. (I use organic nutrients.)