Damn son

Does flowering nutrients that have small traces of nitrogen fuck with the flowering process? My plant is in its 9th week of flowering, and new clusters of white hairs are growing out of the buds. Its like my plant will never mature all the way, because of the nitrogen.

Or could it just be my plant is going through the stage of growth right at the end when the nuggets start to rapidly gain density?

I don't have a telescope so I'm just judging on when to chop her down by the red hairs. The problem is, is that before the most of the hairs can turn red more new white ones will start to explode out of the nugs where they see the most light. I dont know what it is. but im thinking about just chopping her down and getting her ready to make some fine ass HONEY OIL. so yea, if anyone has any advice or anything i would appreciate it.

NO, even flowering plants need a little nitrogen. just dont overdo it. Mine has a nitrogen lnumber of around 5,

TheTokingKing said:

NO, even flowering plants need a little nitrogen. just dont overdo it. Mine has a nitrogen lnumber of 5 5

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my nugs look just a little bit more leafier then the ones in your pic.

Yeah I was about two weeks from harvest so I started to remove the dying leaves hop[ing to gain a little more room/light/whatever. Thats a sativa Hindu Skunk, turned out nice.

chop her down when 75% roughly of the pistils (hairs) turn red or orange. also when making honey oil, grind up everything... except the roots. the main stalk and stems don't have very many trichomes, but the juices inside have cbd, which gives you a nice relaxed buzz.

is it to early to tell if my buds are sensimillia? When do you know for shore

and also my plant is small the biggest nug on it so far is about the size of two golf balls stacked on top of each other

ja moma said:

is it to early to tell if my buds are sensimillia? When do you know for shore

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"Sensimilla" just means that the plants were grown without males present, so there are few to no seeds.

Btw sensimilla buds have a higher potency, they dont waste their energy making seeds, they make THC

MVNugs

Too much N will cause the buds too grow small new buds off of the older ones. Its really noticeable. Sounds like you have a classic sativa. They will keep growing new hairs untill 10-12 weeks sometimes. Also make sure you start counting your flowering weeks when you start to see good flowering, not when you just switched over too 12/12 light cylce.

JayRolla said:

Too much N will cause the buds too grow small new buds off of the older ones. Its really noticeable.

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YESS this explains it exactly! its like new buds are growing out of the old ones.

MVNuggets said:

"Sensimilla" just means that the plants were grown without males present, so there are few to no seeds.

Btw sensimilla buds have a higher potency, they dont waste their energy making seeds, they make THC

MVNugs

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yea i knew that. i was just wondering if their was a point in the grow that you would know for sure that there will be no seeds in your buds.

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heres some pics, i know this bud isnt worthy of the cannabis cup, keep in mind this is my first ever attempt at growing marijuana

Pureblood89 said:

chop her down when 75% roughly of the pistils (hairs) turn red or orange. also when making honey oil, grind up everything... except the roots. the main stalk and stems don't have very many trichomes, but the juices inside have cbd, which gives you a nice relaxed buzz.

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have you made honey oil before? is it worth it or should i just smoke the buds?