Giant trichomes

Greenwhilley

Active Member
My white urkle is pumping out the biggest trichs I have ever seen, and the biggest calyx's I've ever grown.

i will get some better macro shots when lights come back on, but check some of the trichomes in this pic.
 

Greenwhilley

Active Member
She's indoor, temps are good I'm trying to bring them down at night to get some purple going but long way from frost :) the flash makes them appear brighter then they are.

I can easily see them with my naked eye, I'm really blown away by the size of them especially at this stage.
 

Bigby

Well-Known Member
That's pretty extreme for leaf trichs. Looks quite early in flower too. Proper resin monster. Get yourself a crystal catcher grinder for the finished bud of that pheno. :-)
 

pizzapuffer

Active Member
She's indoor, temps are good I'm trying to bring them down at night to get some purple going but long way from frost :) the flash makes them appear brighter then they are.

I can easily see them with my naked eye, I'm really blown away by the size of them especially at this stage.
be very careful bringing your temps too low. it can cause mildew to form. even in low humidity certain strains of mildew have no trouble growing from the condensation of temps being too far apart. i've even had it in the winter time when my humidity was only 30% at all times. had to start everything over, run a sulfer burning, and clean the fuck out of everything. never came back since i keep my night temps about 75. also purple forming from the cold is actually not going to make your smoke any more potent. it's just for looks. but if your selling it, it can attract people. there are strains out there that will get purple even without the cold. also another way to make stuff purple is let it go longer. i had a super lemon haze that turned real nice and purple from letting it go like 12+ weeks. almost every strain actually that i let go a long time at least had some tint of purple color to it. just sucks paying the electricity to go longer and takes longer for the new crop.
 
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