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My 2nd round

@Eledin @Sunasun @RootFarmer @GNick55, Thanks to all of you who have helped me from the beginning to the end. I will probably ask more later :)

Done 😊

I don't know the name of the strain as I got seeds from a friend and the other thing is I don't know if this strain produces CBD yo.

In other words, whether the trichomes matter depends on whether the plant has CBD or has been left for too long, I have used the Final part rippen and I think she is very ready to be harvested, so the harvest date will be on Saturday anyways.

I am also already finish with Flushing.

I know they are ready because 70 - 80% of the pistills are brown and the trichomes are milky white / cloudy 😉

2 days to harvest 😍

They should be ready for harvesting when 70 - 80% of all the pistils are brown / orange. You can also use a magnifying glass to check the trichomes if they are milky white / cloudy then they are usually ready for harvesting.

No, wouldn't have topped them, one downside of auto is that you can't take cuttings or top them. However, it's important to remember that topping is a high-stress technique. If you're going to use it on an autoflowering strain, you'll want to do so very early, and only if you're positive your...

Agree, probably don't think you need to flush them and they look good. How long have they been in flowering now? But just keep an eye out for nutrient burn on the tips and leaves. 😉

OK, What kind of soil do you use and what kind of nutrition have you used to give them?

Will read up on whether it can be topped, but I think it's a little late now that they are so big. I come back to you.

Fertilizer burns due to too much nitrogen.Without cellular respiration, the plant's function will decline. Root rot may occur, during which the roots may incorrectly absorb nutrients and water, as the harmful nutrients are more likely to be absorbed.

And both strains are Auto right?

Nodes is: In cannabis plants, nodes refer to the points where leaves and branches emerge from the main stem or lateral branches. Each node consists of a stem segment, known as an internode, which connects two adjacent nodes. Nodes are easily identifiable as small, swollen areas along the stem.

What kind of strain is this? No, they are not ready yet. they should ideally be between 8 and 9 weeks in flower and other strains have 10 - 11 even. When 70 - 80% of all the pistils turn orange or brown, but it depends on the strain and when the trichomes are milky white to cloudy, they are...

I started with feminized at the start, so now I start with Auto, but have not yet received an answer to my thread about whether Baby Boom auto can be topped. Maybe someone here has some recommendations?

So the most common thing is to top when it has got between 5 and 6 nodes. But aren't all Auto strains that I've heard like to be topped, what strain are you growing, and another thing they look amazing, Maybe a little too much nitrogen?

Say yo to Baby Boom Auto 😍