Fifth week of flower second attempt

[Ormo]

Hi guys this is my 2nd time giving this a go 1st one turned hermie was little disappointed and wanted to give up but I stuck with it .
Changed nutrient to
Dutch fest and bloom swap to monsta bud everything else is still the same DWC setup 1st one I was using xs1000 now swapped to a sf4000 running 4 smaller led panels with bloom switch on red diodes only
Strain is still unknown
I have got hold or some gelato's that will be going in soon
pH stable at 6.8
EC stable at 1.8
Temp running 29 degrees
Humidity sits at 45% since I got dehumidifier only during flowering stage
Looking forward to hearing comments

 

[AKgrow]

This is the same strain as the first go? If so, I'd be watching for male parts again. In my opinion, herming is a genetic trait. It worries me to see buds that are halfway developed with such dark orange pistils, could be sign of pollination. Could be other things too, but I'd be wary of nanners.

 

[Saul.Goodman]

Yeah, orange pistils are typically a sign of plant degradation from reaching maturity. This plant looks far too young for that to be happening right now though.

 

[Ormo]

This is the same strain as the first go? If so, I'd be watching for male parts again. In my opinion, herming is a genetic trait. It worries me to see buds that are halfway developed with such dark orange pistils, could be sign of pollination. Could be other things too, but I'd be wary of nanners.

I have been paying close attention to all upp r and lower nodes no signs or balls or nanners

 

[Ormo]

This is the same strain as the first go? If so, I'd be watching for male parts again. In my opinion, herming is a genetic trait. It worries me to see buds that are halfway developed with such dark orange pistils, could be sign of pollination. Could be other things too, but I'd be wary of nanners.

I have been paying close attention to all upp r and lower nodes no signs or balls or nanners

Yeah, orange pistils are typically a sign of plant degradation from reaching maturity. This plant looks far too young for that to be happening right now though.

So from what you see and your knowledge it's more around the 8 week mark

 

[Ormo]

This is the same strain as the first go? If so, I'd be watching for male parts again. In my opinion, herming is a genetic trait. It worries me to see buds that are halfway developed with such dark orange pistils, could be sign of pollination. Could be other things too, but I'd be wary of nanners.

Hi akgrow I'm not 100% sure if it's the same strain or genetics as the 1st attempt it's an unknown only thing I can be certain about are the seed that should turn up this week that are the gelato strain or genetics I assure you I have been over the plant with a microscope and have not seen any sings going from last attempt

 

[Saul.Goodman]

So from what you see and your knowledge it's more around the 8 week mark

That's hard for me to say bud. How old is the plant in general? When did you put it into flower?

This is my current grow which is an Auto Fem mind you. She is at just over 5 weeks into flower:

 

[Ormo]

That's hard for me to say bud. How old is the plant in general? When did you put it into flower?

This is my current grow which is an Auto Fem mind you. She is at just over 5 weeks into flower:

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I'll give you all relevant dates when I finish work

 

[Ormo]

That's hard for me to say bud. How old is the plant in general? When did you put it into flower?

This is my current grow which is an Auto Fem mind you. She is at just over 5 weeks into flower:

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Ok dates as follows 27th August seed germination veg 4 th September swapped to flowering so from the date 6 weeks 1 day sorry about title I was sure it was 5 weeks apologizes

 

[Ormo]

Do people often base the start of flowering the first sing of flowers or the turn date so many mixed conversation I have read

 

[brotherfrombelgium]

Do people often base the start of flowering the first sing of flowers or the turn date so many mixed conversation I have read

Basically from the day you change the timer..or move from the veg room to the flower room

 

[Saul.Goodman]

The plant still looks a little under developed. It looks healthy though too. Have you checked the trichomes? How are they looking right now?

For your next grow, create a grow log on here so we can watch your next grow from day 1 through harvest. It is a lot easier to diagnose when we have all the information and history of what's been done and when it was done.

Have no fear though, you'll still end up with some frothy buds! They may just not be big phat nugs, worse things can happen for sure....Lol.

 

[Ormo]

The plant still looks a little under developed. It looks healthy though too. Have you checked the trichomes? How are they looking right now?

For your next grow, create a grow log on here so we can watch your next grow from day 1 through harvest. It is a lot easier to diagnose when we have all the information and history of what's been done and when it was done.

Have no fear though, you'll still end up with some frothy buds! They may just not be big phat nugs, worse things can happen for sure....Lol.

I only have a couple of close ones atm I'll take some better ones tomorrow picture make the tris look milky I assure you they are see through

 

[Ormo]

Here is a few more pictures buds quite dense few pictures of trichomes