There comming down any idea on final yield ??

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Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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Elephant in the room ....

Many pistils left unchanged ( immature ) ... you had time left on them. Never .... go by a calendar.

Its your skill , lighting and overall grow environment that dictate the ACTUAL finish. Poor or less than optimal lighting can make grows lag , poor feeding habits also. But the overall terminal bud sizes alone show that they were needing to bulk and harden off
 
Thundercat

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Forrest9419 said:
This is the 11th week of flower they had a 7 week veg they have been going for 18 weeks
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The pictures were from week 11 after you flipped the lights to 12/12 right? How long after you flipped the lights did it take for actual flowers to start forming, 7, 14, 20 days? That’s when biologically flowering actually began, but they still won’t be done until they are done.

You can tell your plants have sativa traits which makes it very understandable it is taking longer to flower. Any less then ideal environmental conditions in your garden the last 3 months could have slowed their progress as well.

Those plants definitely look like they are still 2-3 weeks off from actually being ripe and finished. And like others have said it seems you’ve starved them at a time they needed it. Next time if you insist on flushing don’t do it until the plants look like they currently do. You shouldn’t be starving your plants before they have reached the final ripening stage. Or you could do some more research and learn that flushing doesn’t do anything other then save you from using nutrients.
 
Mmcary82

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bk78 said:
Oh hey I had this noob clown call me that last night too ayyy @Mmcary82
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You know, my California property with the 3 greenhouses were soil grows. I have never commercially grown hydroponically only on a hobbiest personal level. What I like about hydroponics is the speed of growth, automation, and the ability to finely tune what the plants receive, how often and when. So in that respect I am a noob. I do not pretend to know it all, but with the tens of thousands of years experience collectively on this site, it is a good resource for everyone at any level-

I think that is why the majority of plant stewards hangout here. Some hangout to measure dicks and put people down but for the rest we all can contribute collectively in our own way. For every “BK” on here there are ten respectful growers who are willing to offer their wisdom instead of their arrogance..F2309276-8AFE-4663-A991-62E8DAFB2DCF.jpeg
 
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