Ready or not?
- Thread starter DaBuzzard
- Start date
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
Looks like some cloudiness but most clear, needs a bit more time to me.
Hugo Phurst
Well-Known Member
Definitely not, too many clear and I didn't see a single amber.
10 days min.
Trick for taking pic under lights - use the flash and reduce the exposure.
10 days min.
Trick for taking pic under lights - use the flash and reduce the exposure.
chrishydro
Well-Known Member
2 weeks or so than come back, if you harvest too early the shit will not cure and you will have a bunch of budds that smell like hay.
Been there done that.
Been there done that.
Hugo Phurst
Well-Known Member
Raises guilty hand.
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
To me they look done.....
So just looking at dates from the original post to this current one today(8/14), there's about 2 weeks plus that you waited them out, correct? I'm just curious as I'm in a similar situation and trying to judge my own. I have a 30x jewelers loop and a 60x shitty Eco scope w/light right now but I can't see shit with it yet.
Anyways, did you continue to feed during the 1-2 weeks that you waited these girls out, DaBuzzard?? OR did you flush most of the time??
I'm at the point where I think maybe mine need another week or 2 possibly but I've already begun flushing...Flushed 3 times so far and wondering if I should toss a little feed back into the mix...Maybe it won't hurt since it's mostly all rock wool and I've been on a schedule of FEED-FEED-FLUSH EOD-to-E3D.
I don't mean to hijack the thread or anything but just trying to figure if I should feed a little more...
Yours look really good DaBuzzard! Wish you the best of luck!!
Laney
Well-Known Member
Ty, you are definitely on topic. Post some pictures. Mine are flowering and I really want to get it right so I am watching very closely to see how people are examining their plants for ripeness. I think the expanded discussion will help OP, too.
From what I've learned, the amber trichs criterion seems to be overrated. It's more important that they be at least milky for the most part (I think like 80%). Also, the pistils should have receded and calyxes nicely swelled. If you're there other than the ambering, I'd say you're there.
From what I've learned, the amber trichs criterion seems to be overrated. It's more important that they be at least milky for the most part (I think like 80%). Also, the pistils should have receded and calyxes nicely swelled. If you're there other than the ambering, I'd say you're there.
DaBuzzard
Member
I quit feeding them about 2 weeks ago and have not flushed yet. I have some leaf yellowing, especially my large fan leafs. I have removed almost all them know. I still have most of the smaller fan leafs, but they are getting lighter by the day. I didn't use alot of fertz on the grow so I don't think it will take much to flush out what's in there. I am going to flush them tonight and harvest once the soil feels dry again.
chickenpoop
Well-Known Member
Ready Or Not, Here I Come, You Can't Hide Gonna Find You and Take it Slowly
What you've done seems to have worked well for you, DaBuzzard. Much appreciated on the reply and I'm going to do close to the same...no feed at least. Just some flushing for now and wait them out a bit until I KNOW they're ready.
Thanks again bro, Ty
Thurgood jenkin$
Active Member
damnnyummm. =]
SpicySativa
Well-Known Member
Looks like a nanner on top of your bud, there. That can be a sign she's about done (or real close).