Trichomes drying up before harvest?

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Cookie_rookie

Cookie_rookie

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On my upper buds/nugs on the plant the trichomes dry up
At like week 5-6
Like, I can see a ton of crystals on the buds (looks very sticky)
But when I touch em they feel dry.

The lower ones always feel sticky ...


Idk
 
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HeirLoom GarGz

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Is your or a fan blowing on them or test he humididy in your grow room tent ect. And are u over feeding ? Under watering ? Sounds simple :)
 
Cookie_rookie

Cookie_rookie

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RM3 said:
It's not a what should it be at, I run mine at 90, it's a combination of temp & humidity and how close the lights are
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Your original post said, that "it was OBVIOUS the canopy is too HOT"

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RM3 said:
It's not a what should it be at, I run mine at 90, it's a combination of temp & humidity and how close the lights are
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Now your second post is sayin its light distance and humidity and other factors...


Iono man,
But throwing around words like obvious, to make yourself look smart,
when you dont really know what's going on

It's not a good look...
Try before jumping on a post
And saying a problem is obvious
To actually know what the problem is.
 
HansBud

HansBud

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Cookie_rookie said:
Your original post said, that "it was OBVIOUS the canopy is too HOT"

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Now your second post is sayin its light distance and humidity and other factors...


Iono man,
But throwing around words like obvious, to make yourself look smart,
when you dont really know what's going on

It's not a good look...
Try before jumping on a post
And saying a problem is obvious
To actually know what the problem is.
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he's trying to help you... RM3 is an outstanding and very wise grower I'd listen to him
 
RM3

RM3

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Cookie_rookie said:
Your original post said, that "it was OBVIOUS the canopy is too HOT"

View attachment 3730498



Now your second post is sayin its light distance and humidity and other factors...


Iono man,
But throwing around words like obvious, to make yourself look smart,
when you dont really know what's going on

It's not a good look...
Try before jumping on a post
And saying a problem is obvious
To actually know what the problem is.
Click to expand...
The canoeing/tacoing of the leaves is obvious signs of heat/moisture stress

it is not obvious what is causing it

Thanks for makin me sorry I tried to help

good luck
 
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