I’m gonna feed them a little bit next two waterings then start flush next week. Some buds look mature but some others, lower are still “forming” so I might have to do a chop top buds first then do the lower part a few days later to get all product as ripe as I want it.
Meh. They start to get finicky late in flower. You’re close to flush and harvest anyway. As your flush progresses you actually want the leaves to yellow out. Personally, I wouldn’t worry too much about it. Just stick to your flushing plan and you’ll be fine.
They’re fading
It’s good to be fading at week 7 imo. Makes the flush grab easier, I have an Em Dog that’s a little bit more yellow however I’m a week ahead of you. You’re right where you want to be if anything stray away from heavy feeds, I usually only add micro nutrients at this point, by about 53-55 Days I don’t add a damn thing. It’s gonna keep yellowing so you may not like the look but it’s good!
Yeah the more time goes the less I’m paying attention to the leaves. Eyes on the bud from now on.
Yeah runoff was around 1200 on average, so we’re right on track.
I’ve had foxtail on a plant before. It kept spitting new white pistils too kept stacking. I cut it at like 11 weeks it still had white pistils but overall it was good thing in my case. Usually foxtail is light or heat stress.
Entering week 7 Sunday, brother.
It’s mostly the tops. One plant in particular have done it so I’m wondering if it’s just more reflection on the top because buds are bigger. I might have freaked myself out for nothing but these pictures on the internet of 5mm thin 2” long flowers are fucking scary lol! Some of these buds are gonna come out med grade I’m sure. It’s looking and smelling funky on most of the canopy!
I had my thermometer on the side of the scrog and it actually is a LOT hotter in the center so I think I might have burned them. But it’s all good! Humidity raised to 70% last week but came back down. I grow in a basement, it would suck to have too high rh lol! Started first month with 12%, remember? Funny how air works
