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This is one of those situations where the breeder says 8weeks and to really finish it it 10 to 11 really
This is one of those situations where the breeder says 8weeks and to really finish it it 10 to 11 reallyIt’s been 3 weeks since starting the flowering stage and still no flower. What do I do?
That's why I start flower countdown at first pistil rather than at flip. First pistil almost always lines up with their claims.This is one of those situations where the breeder says 8weeks and to really finish it it 10 to 11 reallywhat do you do wait. Keep your VPD on point and ride it out.
9-12 weeks usually.Once u start seeing buds what is the general length to when they’re ready to dry?
1. When they're done (usually 9-12 weeks of flower)1) when do u cut them and hang them to dry?
2) when do u trim them?
3) when do you put them in jars?
Purchase a jeweler's loupe or a digital microscope. Once the majority of your pistils (those white hairs) turn red/orange, start looking at your trichomes under magnification. You're looking for cloudy with a few specs of amber. If the trichomes are clear or mostly clear ... wait another week or more before harvesting. Keep checking and only cut when they are done.I still can’t figure out when you know the plants are done and ready to hang? Any help with that?
Thanks for helping me. Where u think I’m at according the these pics?Purchase a jeweler's loupe or a digital microscope. Once the majority of your pistils (those white hairs) turn red/orange, start looking at your trichomes under magnification. You're looking for cloudy with a few specs of amber. If the trichomes are clear or mostly clear ... wait another week or more before harvesting. Keep checking and only cut when they are done.
Once you get there, post your pictures here in your thread and we'll help you determine when to cut.
You're still a long ways off. It's way too early to even think about harvesting. Right now, decide if you want to purchase a jeweler's loupe or a digital microscope. The jeweler's loupe is likely less money. The digital microscope works with a smart phone to show the magnified image and allow you to take pictures. I prefer the digital microscope. I bought mine for about $35.00 USD and its the wifi version.Thanks for helping me. Where u think I’m at according the these pics?
Thanks againYou're still a long ways off. It's way too early to even think about harvesting. Right now, decide if you want to purchase a jeweler's loupe or a digital microscope. The jeweler's loupe is likely less money. The digital microscope works with a smart phone to show the magnified image and allow you to take pictures. I prefer the digital microscope. I bought mine for about $35.00 USD and its the wifi version.
Watch this:Something like this? Or is that wrong?
STPCTOU Wireless Digital Microscope 50X-1000X 1080P Handheld Portable Mini WiFi USB Microscope Camera with 8 LED Lights for iPhone/iPad/Smartphone/Tablet/PC https://a.co/d/50LWJ5b
Something like this? Or is that wrong?
STPCTOU Wireless Digital Microscope 50X-1000X 1080P Handheld Portable Mini WiFi USB Microscope Camera with 8 LED Lights for iPhone/iPad/Smartphone/Tablet/PC https://a.co/d/50LWJ5b
Let it flower, you've got quite aways to goI’ve came so far and don’t want to screw this last part up. What’s the advice here?
Maybe a month, maybe not quite ... possibly longer than a month. It's hard to say ... I can say this though, it won't be ready in the next couple of weeks.Let it flower, you've got quite aways to go
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