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Take the above poll for me. I'm unsure why most people don't wait for this to occur before harvesting.
I have 3 plants at 10 weeks in flower tomorrow ( Dec 17) all 3 have different color 2 Gsc are from the same mother under 2 different SE3000 lights, fed at the same time with the same food.....Take the above poll for me. I'm unsure why most people don't wait for this to occur before harvesting.
It's a worthwhile discussion. I suppose it might be helpful to mention other causes of leaf fading, such as light stress or nutrient depletion.I was trying to spark a discussion! lol apparently it doesn't matter . Lol
I cut at like day 70 last time. now i'm at day 92 much more faded and it seems to be barely fattening anymore. I'll chop tomorrow.I have 3 plants at 10 weeks in flower tomorrow ( Dec 17) all 3 have different color 2 Gsc are from the same mother under 2 different SE3000 lights, fed at the same time with the same food.....
The plant on my left (Gsc) is green like the day it went into flower the plant on the rights (Gsc) is faded with some red the center plant an AK47/ Blackberry is a faded lime green with no color I can see.....????? I'll try and take a pic of what its like and post it later when I'm upstairs. I've had the lights pulled back to 60% for this last 2 weeks just to let them ripen.
True very true.It's a worthwhile discussion. I suppose it might be helpful to mention other causes of leaf fading, such as light stress or nutrient depletion.
Which leads me to...why do people stop feeding? I underfed some strains this run because it's my first organic grow. But next time i'm feeding more for longer.It's a worthwhile discussion. I suppose it might be helpful to mention other causes of leaf fading, such as light stress or nutrient depletion.
Time and space is effecting my decision to chop, I let everything go 11 on my last harvest and Mikey likesI cut at like day 70 last time. now i'm at day 92 much more faded and it seems to be barely fattening anymore. I'll chop tomorrow.
I'm starting to think trichs are like a myth. Because this plant is faded AF.Time and space is effecting my decision to chop, I let everything go 11 on my last harvest and Mikey likesbut I'm out of space in veg, something has to give. I haven't even looked at the trichs I'm afraid to, I don't want to see clear if I see it It will give me a head ache If I don't see it I'll be fine.....I don't need any mind triggers going off.
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this what i've been told. and i'm sure it was from here.If you feed your plants a lot of nitrogen I would assume you will not experience fading.
i reckon true as well i got a lot of mid and lower leaves that are faded and old and fall of before even allowing the plant a chance to senescence.i would assume anything that is cellular will degrade with age after a given time
I've had many fall off the table moments in life where I'm just done too lol...For me, hybrids and sativa leaners will fade out in the end. Indicas either stay green or turn purple or a red wine color.
As for when to harvest I look for the plant to do what I call "Fall off the table". It's the point in life where she's just done with everything...not growing anymore or fattening up anymore, not drinking, fading color, buds swallowed up pistils, and trcihs all looking like they're plump and full of milk. If she's not trellised she just wants to fall over and off the table, laying there like a corpse. That's when I do the deed and finish her off