Panacea79
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Not really.. I used to think this to, then I read 4 grow books, got some experience under my belt and realized the only real true was to tell was going by the trichomes. I found out some plants the pistols change color for many reasons from plant traits, light heat and others.. also pollination will cause this early.. just sit back and enjoy the color change, make sure everything else looks healthy and wait for them buds to fatten up and crown up nicely because an early chop can make all that hard work go to waste.. your high will hit you fast and go away just as fast.. Rule of thumb: Clear trichomes= fast up high but won't last long as it should, Milky=morning smoke with a good uplift and really the only early time to chop but will lose out on some weight (my wife likes this high on some strains).. Milky/Amber mi= Good stoney high and at half ambering trichomes it should last a while... ,
All Ambering trichomes= the high most peeps are used to, kind of a drowsy can't get off the couch high and depending on the strain your not gonna get shite done for a few hours.. A great way to get 2 diff highs off a plant is take a percentage at Milky then let the others finish up going amber and actually watch the bud tips crown up and form a flowering head.. hope this helps ya out...
and on your 2nd photo, remove the lowest leafs so the plant can concentrate it's energies on the upper growth ok.. your plants looks great by the way..
Quick question for anyone who has good knowledge/experience in ph lvl. ESPECIALLY as it pertains to Autoflowering plants.
Ok: As a general rule which is worse; For a a nutrient solution be more ALKALINE or more ACIDIC? How about the same question but regarding soil runoff (therefore Including, I'd assume, the soil itself and around the roots)? Or basically IN GENERAL, hypothetically, for the sake of argument, WHICH would be more detrimental to the plant during the vegetative stage? How about the flowering stage? Any info would be GREATLY appreciated. Granted we all try to get as close to the Goldilocks zone (between 6-7 in soil and, I believe it's somewhere between 5-6 in a hydro setup?) as possible I was just wondering if I were to err a little bit on the ph one way or the other, which would be worse?
A lil update I ended trimming most all the leaves giving the buds more light and a chance to really fatten up I plan to chop her down in say 3weeks or so what Yu guys think
A lil update I ended trimming most all the leaves giving the buds more light and a chance to really fatten up I plan to chop her down in say 3weeks or so what Yu guys think
@IkeTheDon
Your plant needed all of those leafs. You could go ahead and cut it down now,she won't produce anything more now that you took her food makers away from her.
STR8
That's when the plant eats its own leaves as it's not getting enough food from the root zone. In your case, the plant might have enough food in its root zone but has no way to process it as you just cut those solar panels of her power plant and at the same time removed 90% of her food storage.
No mate thank you for continuing to provide real and accurate info to the auto novices, especially in my absence.Hey @Seraphim19 I have one of the two Scouser's that have popped so far ,but will wait till 3-4days old (above ground) before I start a new thread for them.
Thank you again for counting me in ..
STR8
Hey @Seraphim19 I have one of the two Scouser's that have popped so far ,but will wait till 3-4days old (above ground) before I start a new thread for them.
Thank you again for counting me in ..
STR8
....btw, what is a scouser? I'm assuming it's some British slang?
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