Slow Bud Development in late Flower

Hey Guys,

im 7 Weeks into my Chronic grow and basically it all looks pretty fine. Strange thing is that about half of my Plants seem to close to finish while some other ones are developing really slow ( still long white hairs etc). They are (probably) from the same mother so genetics should not be an issue. Do you think they will still fully develop or do you see a problem?
Greetings






Here one of the almost finished ones


As you can see here, lots of white hairs still on the same strain

I don't see an issue personally. I'd just give each plant however much time it needs. Using methods like checking the trichomes, you should be able to get an idea when the time is right to harvest.

It looks like to me you had nutrient defficiency in the last week or so with lights i cant tell which but probably cal/mg?? Did you go to straight finish nutes or have a ph issue this will deff slow down bud fattening.

Kdoggy said:

It looks like to me you had nutrient defficiency in the last week or so with lights i cant tell which but probably cal/mg?? Did you go to straight finish nutes or have a ph issue this will deff slow down bud fattening.

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Also changing room temps will decrease cal uptake.

Kdoggy said:

It looks like to me you had nutrient defficiency in the last week or so with lights i cant tell which but probably cal/mg?? Did you go to straight finish nutes or have a ph issue this will deff slow down bud fattening.

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yeah i really had a little CalMag Problem but i thought i solved it so i went down with the nutes because they seemed to be ready pretty soon. Maybe I will give them another dose or would that be a problem this late in flower?

Rautzenwicht said:

yeah i really had a little CalMag Problem but i thought i solved it so i went down with the nutes because they seemed to be ready pretty soon. Maybe I will give them another dose or would that be a problem this late in flower?

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Are you hydro or soil?

Kdoggy said:

Are you hydro or soil?

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soil