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By the way, it all turned out fine. Like a newborn baby, 7 lbs., 9 oz. baby flower girl. 😊 GG4 in the foreground and middle. Kush Mints on the left and right. Large jars are 1 gallon, for perspective. Many, many jars of flower (and baggies for the popcorn) not depicted. With how potent this...

LOL! No, I didn't modify any circuitry. I'm a 66-year old woman without electrical knowledge, so I'm not getting into that. I bought things that just work with the controllers. These are the controllers...

I live in Southern California, which isn't quite as challenging as where you are, but still has its challenges. I'll tell you what I'm doing right now for drying, and it's working well. I have a room. It is air conditioned. Inside the room, I have a tent in which the bud is drying. Inside the...

I'll do that today and report back. :)

What RH would you recommend?

Okay, I'm currently on Day 6 of drying my latest harvest. The fan leaves are starting to crinkle, but the buds are all still very, very wet. At this rate I think it's going to take about 14 days to dry sufficiently. I've been trying to keep the environment at 60 degrees and 60% humidity, but I...

Yes, it will affect the outcome. The cold temps do a couple things. They slow the growth (but by the time you're doing this there's not much growth left anyway, just ripening). The buds get denser. Yield is slightly affected, downward. Time to harvest is extended a bit. Otherwise, not much...

Yup, that baby hermed out, all right, and some of them have opened already. I'd harvest right now. With two weeks in flower to go, I wouldn't leave it there. If you only had a few days, I'd leave it, but two weeks is plenty of time for it to spread pollen everywhere and to actually get some seed...

The plants are drying now. I'm trying to keep them at 60 degrees and 60% relative humidity. But it turns out that's not easy! Still, I'm happy with how it's going so far. You can see a few of the plants hanging in this flash photo I took. I think I can count 10 plants here. Normally, they are...

Thanks! Yeah, there will be a lot of trimming to do with the Kush Mints. It's a very leafy, very woody strain. Thankfully I have several nice trim bins and people to help me with the work. Both strains are famous for gunking up scissors. 😊 But first, they have to dry.

Today was harvest day. 15 plants. Kush Mints and Gorilla Glue #4. They are hanging upside down!

I've seen that with light/heat stress, and also as a result of some pests. I'm no expert, and my advice worth what you're paying for it.

I do a big defoliation on day 21 of flower where I remove about 1/3 of all fan leaves. You're at day 23, so I think you'll be just fine. If you have a strong exhaust fan and passive intake from the bottom of your tent, you're probably getting plenty of air flow in there. Just try to keep...

As of Saturday, April 23rd: GG4 leaves are dying at a rapid pace, now. And every single cola has fallen over. Look at all the yellow, and the colas lying on their sides. Colas have been foxtailing for a couple weeks. The Kush Mints are turning purple and fan leaves are fading. Don't know if...

Just a quick correction. I know most posters here are dudes, but I am a 66-year old woman. I thought my avatar pic would give it away.

20 weeks! Wow. Well, these ain't goin more than one more week. LOL

Okay, I can do that. But why? What does that do for the plants? Teach me, please.

You mean colder water??? I have lowered the air temperature. I have it at 74F during the day and let it get down to 65F at night.

I’m growing Gorilla Glue #4 and Kush Mints. The plants are obviously on their way out. They have been in flower 10 weeks. The buds look mature (see photos). But I cannot find a single amber trichome. They’re almost all milky white. An occasional clear. Zero amber. Everyone says they go 10 weeks...

I agree with Homesteader. Looks like a general nutrient deficiency. I assume you flushed because you thought you might have a lockout? It doesn't look like a lockout to me. It looks like a hungry plant.