mysticepipedon said:

It is more likely to just die than die and rot.

I would guess these two plants are just shitty phenos and the lack of trichs has nothing to

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sc0ttishfarmer said:

Hi, hopefully someone can help with this:

I have two sativa plants (strawberry cough) by Dutch Passion. They are 9 weeks into flowering, big buds but very few trichromes. They grew tall and I think the heat from the lights stressed them out, resulting in poor trichrome development. The other 7 grew fine, lots of trichromes and are now harvested. I go on holiday in a week with no-one to look after them, my question is can I just leave the plant to die naturally (not in a tent, just in a room with natural light so that the trichromes will keep growing or will the buds rot if left on the plant with no water or sunshine, the plant will obviously die but I don't know if the buds will dry out or go mouldy (I go away for 20 days holiday). Or do I just have to kill the plant and harvest the buds before i go on holiday and hope they do the job? The plants were on a flush but should I give more nutrients this last week?

Thanks, I know this is a bit of a random question

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sc0ttishfarmer said:

Hey, that is what I was hoping to hear! The RH is low in this room, so I'll leave them both growing in the dark until I get back home from the mountains. Thanks for this info, wll give you an update when I get back...

Much appreciated

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