Day 56 white widow does it look ready?
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Thundercat
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Looks like its still covered in fresh white stigma to me, so a minimum 3-4 weeks. It also looks like you have been starving it so its not going to reach it full potential. You would still be best to let it try to finish up and ripen the best you can. The last white widow I grew took 11 weeks to ripen properly.
conor c
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I only grew the original ghs one in that you had big sativa ones that took 12 or 13 weeks at times and also the more common 9 week phenos ive never seen widow go that coloured like ops ime tho even when starved n low temps it went yellow lil hints of purple but not as much as ops it makes me think its a cross then again i never ran it under anything but hps so maybe under led it be different he definitely got a while to go anyway
This white widow is from seedsman it was a freebie, the color is throwing me off also, I’ve been watering with only ph water for 2 weeks now in fabric pots bc I have never got runoff while watering the whole grow
conor c
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A few folk suspect they use a muted skunk#1 male in there ww but dont admit it who knows tho
Everytimefoo
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Remember we dont count the first week or two of 12/12.
Everytimefoo
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Purpling can come from the flush and or temperatures.
Everytimefoo
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This wasnt suppsosed to have purple.
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Thundercat
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Well you stopped feeding it WAAAAAY to early. That plant still has at least a month left and you've already starved it half to death. You are dealing with major deficiencies at this point which is where all the colors are coming from. Its not because of the strain.
What strain it "actually" is doesn't even really matter. The goal is to keep your plant healthy until it's time to harvest. The amount of time it has spent in flower is irrelevant if it's not done growing fresh buds and started to ripen.
Plants can't read calendars, and they grow based on genetics and environment, that's it. If the environment is out of wack it will slow down the plants progress. So starving it the last 2 weeks hasn't helped it in any way.
Everytimefoo
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Unfortunately hes 100% correct they were
Cutoff too early. You could nute them and re flush. Make sure you watch the leaves that brown from the defficiency they can turn into mold real quick.
Thundercat
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Totally possible you were feeding to much in the first place, but then did a 180 and went with nothing at all.
Did you defoliate at some point, they don't appear to have very many leaves? If the leaves were all damaged then it wouldn't matter. Otherwise removing them limits your plants ability to self regulate and pull the nutrients it needs from the leaves.
If you have never gotten any run off I'd be inclined to say you should have increased the volume that you were watering with. I've never had a grow that I didn't water until atleast a little runoff happened.