Flower advice
- Thread starter Dino2434
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Should all pistils turn brown
weedstoner420
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Looking great so far, I'd shoot for 3-4 more weeks if they stay healthy. And yeah all pistils should be brown. Good luck!
Hook Daddy
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Yes, they should turn darker, brown or orange. Your plants look good, several more weeks to go, keep it up.
Phytoplankton
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I think 3-4 weeks, minumum. Probably more.
Tolerance Break
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I agree with all the advice above. Good job with these plants!
ProPheT 216
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I'm thinking more than 2 weeks and lots of deficiency
Tolerance Break
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I have to disagree with the second point, those plants look pretty healthy to me. What are you seeing that makes you think they have lots of deficiencies?
ProPheT 216
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Looks very like green on my phone, almost yellow
Tolerance Break
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That's not particularly abnormal for the end of flower, depending on the cultivar that is.
ProPheT 216
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Agreed, but if that plant takes 3 or 4 weeks to finish she's gonna look so bad I wouldn't even share pix. She's about to rust spot out like crazy
I wouldn't say over 2 weeks. Most of those pistils are orange. Once they curl in and 80 percent orange and trichomes are cloudy then you chop?
MAD.SCIENTIST
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As others are saying here, you should let them grow longer. The buds will fatten up a lot more. They all look to have immature buds, and given 2 or 3 more weeks the buds will likely double or treble their current size. The other thing is if you cut them early they are going to have a lot less flavour and smell than if you let them ripen fully. Let them ripen and let the magic happen
calvin.m16
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feed more it'll be a couple weeks before they are ready.
Thundercat
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looks like powdery mildew to me.
