Getting impatient ready or not
- Thread starter shotcaller21
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B|uDreamer
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Not ready yet. We would need some full plant shots, or at least full branch shots to give an idea of time frame but all those white pistils are new bud growth.
SBBCal
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I vote not ready, zoomed out pics?
shotcaller21
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It is a jack Herer auto 
B|uDreamer
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Agreed. Those are weeks away. Once it's all but stopped pushing new pistils give it a week or two to fatten up
shotcaller21
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Damn, second grow and patience is my shortfall. Thanks for getting me to wait I will update in a couple weeks. Feels like its been a year watching them grow.
weedstoner420
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It may feel like a year but have you been tracking how long it's actually been? Writing down milestones like first pistils, 25% brown pistils, 50% brown pistils, etc can help with the impatience factor. Especially if you're growing the same strain or clones from the same plant.
That being said they look good but yeah definitely a few weeks left to go.
That being said they look good but yeah definitely a few weeks left to go.
futurebanjo
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Yes, keep on going for now...
Fish scale
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The pistils need to recede into the buds before they are ready, they have got at least 2 or 3 weeks left
shotcaller21
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Thanks, guys, my logs are simple but I did write down first pistils showed up on January 3rd. The description said 9 weeks to flower but we had a few cold weeks in there.
Fish scale
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Keep feeding them until the last day, keep feeding them until the day of harvest. don't flush them. Flushing them only starves the plants of nutrients. just a tip
cat shit
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Not nearly ready yet like fellow members said few more weeks to go keep feeding and wait for those nugs to swell and pistils darken etc here is a cheese clone well into the harvest window maybe a week to go
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4maggio
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I've never heard it said this way before.. are you saying when there are no white pistils?
and weedstoner..brown trichs? whatdat?
Fish scale
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Yeah when all of the pistils are orange and when the pistils recede into the buds them self, just like star dog has demonstrated
cat shit
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Another example of ready to harvest. pistils receeding into calyx, buds swelling good times a coming
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shotcaller21
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Thanks for the pics to compare. I definitely have some time to wait to see this through.
shotcaller21
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Hell, I did a res change yesterday and pH'd with a different brand test. looked this afternoon and plant looked stressed. I ran to a trusted friend and borrowed his kit pH was above 9, I have it down to 5.8 now leafs look horrible but shes in flower. Should I do something extra or let it lie? FML...
futurebanjo
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Sounds like there's some confusion going on, on what your actual PH is, it's worth buying some booklets of 'Litmus paper' just for a sanity check against whatever other method you are using to test PH. They are super cheap and well worth having in your 'tool kit'.
One thing to note - damaged leaves do not recover, so the leafs that are already looking bad will only look worse, even if you fix whatever issue you have - so try to ignore that a little bit, and try to focus on if the problem is spreading to other leafs, etc.