Thank you for the advice! I really appreciate it. I’ve always been scared of overwatering, and to be completely honest, I rarely watered to runoff this time because of the issues I experienced on my last grow.Never flush and never give a plant in coco just water, even if it's been pH'ed.
3 fertigations per day minimum with 10-20% runoff each and every time.
Jist water as needed to keep coco wet first week. Start after 1 week with a 25% nute water mix. Up to half strength after 2-3 weeks and full strength nutes at 1+ month. Lower calcium 4 weeks into flip and keep the 3 a day going until harvest.
I noticed that as well. I know there were no light leaks, so I assumed it might just be genetics, but I’m not entirely sure. I’ve been smoking for the past 20 years, but this is only my second attempt at growing LOLIt looks as though the buds in magnification have fully developed seeds! This could also be why your plant is dying off quickly......mother nature may have taken over and wants your plant to drop seeds!!!
Wont be needing to spend money on seeds for a while!!! Maybe trade with some folks on the Farm!! I would suggest harvesting, trimming away most leaf, hang to dry......then pick out all your seeds, save the flower for smoking!!
Not a big deal, the weed will still be awesom
Thank you, this really made my night. For a moment, I thought I’d have to throw away the entire grow like I did last time because of bud rot. I’ll chop first thing tomorrow morningWont be needing to spend money on seeds for a while!!! Maybe trade with some folks on the Farm!! I would suggest harvesting, trimming away most leaf, hang to dry......then pick out all your seeds, save the flower for smoking!!
Not a big deal, the weed will still be awesome
I was about 4 days days away from harvest & noticed this. This is so disappointing. This now the my second grow that I would have to thrash.
Lost my first ever grow to budrot & now it seems like I am about to loose the second
LOL in South Africa where it is currently 7pm which means lights off for the girls & the reason the I have to wait until tomorrow to chop!Made your night?? Where you live?
Its only 12 noon here in Ontario Canada
Good question. I really can't say without physically examining the flowers. But I can say go through it and discard any with rot and mold.Thank you for the advice! I really appreciate it. I’ve always been scared of overwatering, and to be completely honest, I rarely watered to runoff this time because of the issues I experienced on my last grow.
What’s your final take on this? Should I chop her now, or is it no longer safe to smoke and better to discard? That would be a real bummer, especially since this has happened on my only two grows this past year. It’s honestly really disheartening, as everything seems to go almost perfectly until close to harvest
Unfortunately, it looks like the sugar leaves are turning yellow as well, along with the actual buds on the top colas. I’m worried this could spread if that’s even possible, so I’m leaning toward chopping. The trichomes are still mostly clear rather than cloudy, although I did notice a bit of amber on a few colas. At this point, rather than risking losing the entire grow, I think I’m going to harvest and see what I can salvageIf the sugars arent headed the same direction let it go, keep your harvest date. Some genetics will do that to their fans when they're wrapping up, with the buds still very viable for another week or two if you ever want to do a late run. You need the cannabinoids to mature, and sometimes a plant will look ugly AF while you're waiting for it. So long as the buds aren't turning necrotic or rotting, it's generating its potency load and continuing to finish. At this stage the fan leaves have become an obsolete part of the plant. You saw it coming with the senescence.
Why not harvest during the dark period? They send nutrients to the roots so you wont smoke them.LOL in South Africa where it is currently 7pm which means lights off for the girls & the reason the I have to wait until tomorrow to chop!
I harvested and did a 7-day hang dry until the stems almost snapped/cracked.Not sure of the time difference but what did you find if you chopped?
Natural depletion and fall colors dude.My second grow:
Photoperiod feminized plants in coco/perlite, I am supposed to be about 2–3 weeks from harvest, but ive been dealing with an unresolved issue for 2–3 weeks. I suspected pH issues, then cold stress caused by running an AC and dehumidifier 24/7 to keep humidity at 40–50% in a very humid environment. Temperatures dropped to around 16°C, later adjusted to 19–22°C, but growth is still slow and leaves are showing discoloration and drying.
I lost my previous grow lost to bud rot & would really appreciate some advice to prevent losing this one as well.
I harvested and did a 7-day hang dry until the stems almost snapped/cracked.
When I started trimming in preparation for curing, I noticed that almost all of the sugar leaves were white on the underside, and now I’m worried it might be powdery mildew
I didn’t see any white spots or signs of PM before harvest, so I’m guessing it may have developed during the drying process if that is possible? I tried to stick as closely as possible to the 60/60 drying rule, but I did let the humidity drop to around 50–60% because I was terrified of bud rot after losing my last grow.
Now I’m confused and not sure what to do… again, lol.
So once again, the big question is: do I trash it again, or would it be safe to smoke?
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