why is that always everyones go to can no one just use a verbal description to give an educated guess? The lower buds look more ready than the top, and should I cut them. The question is moot now however as this is the first response in hours and I already cut them off ages ago.
The majority of outdoor growers in the forum right now is in bed at midnight when you posted. There is no reason for the attitude.
If you think that's attitude, you have a very sheltered view of the world. Don't try and condescend me mate, it was 3 in the afternoon when I posted thank you, just because it was midnight where you were doesn't mean it was everywhere else in the world. If you aren't here to help, bugger off.
well this Is more helpful lol but I don't quite follow what you mean, that sounds like what would happen indoors if the bottom was getting more light? Wouldn't the crowns get more sun outdoors, so they should brown first?
Its no big deal now anyway though like I said I already cut them off lol so the question is moot, ill just keep taking them off as they look ready
the ones I trimmed up today smelt bloody GREAT and were sticking my scissor together a LOT so they cant be too bad
The bottom is getting less in both outdoor and indoor, so maybe Im missing something. Your right it doesn't matter, just letting you know the reasons why the lower sights look more ready then the ones being hit by sun. If you are going by pistil, I assume though that the tops are still pushing out new growth and the bottoms are not.
yeah I have to go by pistil haven't got a mag glass lol but it is weird that's why I posted lol. Then again maybe it makes sense in a way, smaller lower buds are ready sooner than the big fat crown
OMG this is funny
Wow youre still here? You mustn't have much to do with your life if stalking a post acting like you are somehow superior is how you spend your time. I reiterate, bugger off.OMG this is funny
See I was going to give you the answer but since you told me to bugger off and you seem to have no sense of patience. ..
Hahahahahaha
Real mature. You a Trump supporter?
Because your description is vague as hell and gauging ripeness is dependent on a lot of visual clues other than brown pistils. Pistils can be brown for a number of reasons unrelated to flower maturity...pistils alone are not a good indicator of how ripe a plant is. When a flower is ripe the pistils should be receeding not just turning brown.
