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Looks ready to me. Looks really nice.

Ask it nicely to please pick up the pace.

If there were a contest for the ugliest buds, I might just be a shoe in. These are the ugliest buds I’ve ever grown. They’re sticky, but they’re almost 8 weeks from 12/12, and looks like a long ways to go. PPP strain from MSNL, under 315 cmh. Wonder just how ugly they’ll get? Won’t be doing...

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Looks in the harvest window to me.

It’s practically impossible to over ripen. Lean towards longer than sooner.

You’re probably 3 to 4 weeks out. If you don’t have a 60x scope, now’s the time to get one so you can look at trichs.

Man boobs. Chop

To much water. Let them dry out.

Kind of hard to see them real well under that light, but I agree another week wouldn’t hurt.

I think your plants look great at 6 weeks flowering. A lot better than mine at the same time. I’m not all that impressed with mine at 6 weeks. Took this pic this morning. I think I’ve got another 6 weeks to go. Pure Power Plant.

I can’t, but I think if I was going to use the same pot from start to finish, I’d just plant my seed and let it do its thing. I couldn’t say for sure, but I think your concept might slow down the vegetive growth? Give it a try. Sounds interesting.

Hmmm, don’t know about that.

I’m guessing about a cord.

I assume ILGM would.

Plant looks great. I think it’s ahead of mine at 5 weeks flowering. I wouldn’t do anything to it except keep the dead or dying leaves cleaned up. Here’s mine at 5 weeks for comparison.

Straight in the soil. Wet the soil, plant the seed, stick a baggie over the solo cup, put in a warm place. Works pretty much every time.

Maybe you should try washing your bud when you harvest.

They will continue to cure and develop taste and potency inside the mason jars. They’re going to taste like shit until they’re properly cured. 6 to 8 weeks. If you just dry them without a proper cure, they’re going to be harsh, and likely taste like hay. Curing is about as important as growing it.

I can’t see anything wrong with those. They look very healthy. They look about ready to flower if you haven’t flipped them yet.