Cooter@666
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Its probably a little variance in genetic expression (pheno type)...they look healthy in the picture...i had a vanilla sky pheno that was a runt...but it grew out of it...just grow'um brah!
Hawaii Growers
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Cooter@666
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Pure Truth
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Jack Herer Male (Sannies)
Jackberry....so close, its nearing 70 days of flower...hurry up u faka u!
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C99
Jack Herer Male (Sannies)
Jackberry....so close, its nearing 70 days of flower...hurry up u faka u!
Runt...that's what I was thinking. I wish I could keep one small like that and grow as a house plant in my living room, they are beautiful plants.
SpliffAndMyLady
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Looking solid!! That Jackberry should be called Malasada! Must be all that sugar water
dababydroman
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that bud is white
RIPLouDogg
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If you grow outdoors it does. I have a plant that is only 2 feet tall, it was started and grown outside in march. It started flowering as soon as it was old enough. They don't get to veg for a long enough time to put on big weight. But the summer here is called the long season, that's when everyone grows big plants outside. I have personely only been growing for a few months, but I have a couple good freinds that have been growing for many years. And I have read a lot in this thread and learned a lot from the guys here. Hope this made since to you. Aloha.
808dank
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We just don't have a very big change in daylight hours here in Hawaii compared to other parts of the world from summer to winter. Like what was said above, if you plant outdoors in the summer you can take advantage of the longer days and let your plants veg to maturity before they flower. You can always veg indoors if you have that option and toss em outside when they are ready as an easy solution.
HapaHaole
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Excellent! I was juz gonna ask you a question (and that makes me...? :
~ ah ha...
Aloha RIP'ahs~I didn't want to start a thread in "Harvesting and Curing", just need a lil advice if you please.
I am @ day 49 of flowering my indica = approx. 53-56 days. Medicinal qualities are (among others) as an anagesic & for insomnia. I had planned on waiting for 20-30% amber, however, I just finished reading subcools "Amber-Alert" in which he very definately does not advise indica dominant strains (ids) to have ANY amber, whatsoever... infact for ids' he says,
" When growing Indica hybrids, unless you want to end up on the couch, its best to harvest when the trichome heads are fully formed but before they start to cloud over and turn amber."
Ok well...
That was prolly last week. What's ur thoughts on this?(I'm getting my wardrobe boxes ready tonight, just in case)
I know I have some clear trichomes in there somewhere but as of today they look like a full-on cloudy. Not a lil milky, but cloudy with no amber best as I can tell. I am trying not to get bummed at the thought that I waited too long (insert ridiculouly long and severe string of cus words, of ur choosing. My
words are NSFW right now).Mahalo~
808dank
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Medicinal qualities are (among others) as an anagesic & for insomnia.
If you're looking for help with insomnia wouldn't a little extra "couch lock" be a good thing? Typically the longer you wait the more narcotic the high becomes, but I personally always wait until they are a little cloudy and with some becoming amber-ish. I've read that for analgesic properties you want to harvest earlier, so maybe in the future to get the best of both worlds take subcools advice and take em down early. Sounds like a preference problem mostly and I think you'll find your babies to smoke just fine
If you're looking for help with insomnia wouldn't a little extra "couch lock" be a good thing? Typically the longer you wait the more narcotic the high becomes, but I personally always wait until they are a little cloudy and with some becoming amber-ish. I've read that for analgesic properties you want to harvest earlier, so maybe in the future to get the best of both worlds take subcools advice and take em down early. Sounds like a preference problem mostly and I think you'll find your babies to smoke just fine
808killahz
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Cloudy trichomes indicate peak thc levels. Amber indicates degrading thc levels. If about 85% of yours trichs are cloudy and you have 5 to 10% amber go ahead and harvest. Thc levels continue to fluctuate even after harvesting so if u were to wait to long u might get too much amber (degraded thc level) and would be smoking less potent weed then u should be.Excellent! I was juz gonna ask you a question (and that makes me...? :
I didn't want to start a thread in "Harvesting and Curing", just need a lil advice if you please.
I am @ day 49 of flowering my indica = approx. 53-56 days. Medicinal qualities are (among others) as an anagesic & for insomnia. I had planned on waiting for 20-30% amber, however, I just finished reading subcools "Amber-Alert" in which he very definately does not advise indica dominant strains (ids) to have ANY amber, whatsoever... infact for ids' he says,
" When growing Indica hybrids, unless you want to end up on the couch, it’s best to harvest when the trichome heads are fully formed but before they start to cloud over and turn amber."
Ok well...
(I'm getting my wardrobe boxes ready tonight, just in case)
- I know I have some clear trichomes in there somewhere but as of today they look like a full-on cloudy. Not a lil milky, but cloudy with no amber best as I can tell. I am trying not to get bummed at the thought that I waited too long (insert ridiculouly long and severe string of cus words, of ur choosing. My
Mahalo~
RIPLouDogg
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From what you described, I would harvest soon. I dont think you waited too long, but personally I would harvest at the first sign of ambering. Some people on this site recommend harvesting now (when all are cloudy) but thats up to you.Excellent! I was juz gonna ask you a question (and that makes me...? :
I didn't want to start a thread in "Harvesting and Curing", just need a lil advice if you please.
I am @ day 49 of flowering my indica = approx. 53-56 days. Medicinal qualities are (among others) as an anagesic & for insomnia. I had planned on waiting for 20-30% amber, however, I just finished reading subcools "Amber-Alert" in which he very definately does not advise indica dominant strains (ids) to have ANY amber, whatsoever... infact for ids' he says,
" When growing Indica hybrids, unless you want to end up on the couch, it’s best to harvest when the trichome heads are fully formed but before they start to cloud over and turn amber."
Ok well...
(I'm getting my wardrobe boxes ready tonight, just in case)
I know I have some clear trichomes in there somewhere but as of today they look like a full-on cloudy. Not a lil milky, but cloudy with no amber best as I can tell. I am trying not to get bummed at the thought that I waited too long (insert ridiculouly long and severe string of cus words, of ur choosing. My
Mahalo~
Funny I just read the same thread and started kinda freaking out about mine too. But I let go until almost all cloudy with a few ambers. I cut some bout 2 weeks ago that was all cloudy and has a very up high to it. I can't smoke it late in the evening because I can't go to sleep when I'm medicated on it. I'm letting some of mine go mostly amber just for the late night use. Good luck with it either way you go.Excellent! I was juz gonna ask you a question (and that makes me...? :
I didn't want to start a thread in "Harvesting and Curing", just need a lil advice if you please.
I am @ day 49 of flowering my indica = approx. 53-56 days. Medicinal qualities are (among others) as an anagesic & for insomnia. I had planned on waiting for 20-30% amber, however, I just finished reading subcools "Amber-Alert" in which he very definately does not advise indica dominant strains (ids) to have ANY amber, whatsoever... infact for ids' he says,
" When growing Indica hybrids, unless you want to end up on the couch, it’s best to harvest when the trichome heads are fully formed but before they start to cloud over and turn amber."
Ok well...
(I'm getting my wardrobe boxes ready tonight, just in case)
I know I have some clear trichomes in there somewhere but as of today they look like a full-on cloudy. Not a
lil milky, but cloudy with no amber best as I can tell. I am trying not to get bummed at the thought that I waited too long (insert ridiculouly long and severe string of cus words, of ur choosing. My
Mahalo~
HapaHaole
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Mahalo 808Dank, 808Killahz & Dyna Ryda~Appreciate the knowledge and info
I can really tell that they are close tho...
They look very different this week; today begins wk. 8.
"Trichome-Watch": Solid MILK... NO AMBER whatsoev'a.
Milk? (lol) to go with my coffee and frozen snick-ahz (of course I freeze my"snickers" bars, doesn't everyone?
) M-U-N-C-H-I-E-S =======*~~ <---puff puff passaloha~
808dank
Active Member
You try the peanut butter snickers?? Mean!!
Appreciate the knowledge and info
I can really tell that they are close tho...
They look very different this week; today begins wk. 8.
"Trichome-Watch": Solid MILK... NO AMBER whatsoev'a.
Milk? (lol) to go with my coffee and frozen snick-ahz (of course I freeze my"snickers" bars, doesn't everyone?
aloha~
By the way, what strain indica you got growing anyways??
808killahz
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Some crazy fox tailing goin on there. Looks awesome! On average u can expect about 25% to 35% of your wet weight after u done curing... good job man.
So far I have a little over 18 grams cured and prolly an oz from that cola, all from one little plant. And I still get plenty growing.
Can't beat that for one free plant.
Got a couple more question(I know, fng with questions) when do they usually start to flower? I ask cause I want to top or fim a couple and want to see how much more veg time I got. Mahalo!
Can't beat that for one free plant.
Got a couple more question(I know, fng with questions) when do they usually start to flower? I ask cause I want to top or fim a couple and want to see how much more veg time I got. Mahalo!