Northern Lights and White Widow nearing chop!

about 55 or so day into flowering, using a 400 hps, all hydro with tiger bloom products in 5 gallon buckets. Just started flushing the NL, they got a little burned by the light unfortunately however they are still going to be saved. The white widow was just fed its last feeding see below, they still have more white hairs and I feel like they can still get a little fatter. Anyway, Let me know what you all think!

looks rele good.
ya think you could go another week get a scope and check the trics

They look great.

Did you top or fim? Or LST?

I think your right about them going a little longer.

thanks dudes, used all fox farm products if thats what you are asking by top fim or lst professor

oh shit thats what heat stress looks like? cus my plants do that to but i grow wit cfls so i ruled this option out.. i thought it was a cal-mag deficiency or salt buildup?

If you are in flower fan leaves & other turn all funky dont be that alarmed. Unless you are all out of green though.

They look really bgood mate.. well done. I recon another 2 weeks to go, also looks like nute burn on the tips of your leaves. BUT REALLY GOOD GOING

thanks man! appreciate all the feedback, like i said the NL are in straight water as i type. the WW has one more feeding, in a couple more days im going to switch it out to water for final flushing.

Are these Nirvana Seeds? I have one of each of those going for outdoors this year. Looking good, Hows the smell?

they arent nirvana seeds, cant remember where they were ordered from. The smell is not bad at all. Ive got a carbon filter thats sucking a lot of the smell in as a duct going from in the tent to out the window with a fan above the colas. So its ventilated quite well

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I say they look pretty good, personally I like to harvest on the earlier side but thats pretty much just personal preference.

In regards to the leaves, the yellowing of some fans and lower leaves is to be expected. At this stage in the game the plant has not been pollenated and it knows it. It's attempting to transfer as much as it can into the flower making process so it can continue the species. This is when I have found it most important to keep it as dark as possible and I trim ANYTHING that starts to look necrotic.