Mybabyjustine
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Hello all is ice water beneficial for good stress the last 2 weeks of flushing to increase trichomes. Is it good to shock plant the last few weeks?
Week 6 of flower stres
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2Hearts
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Thats a Negative november oscar oscar bravo one.
Some idea you could stop nutrient uptake without killing the roots or just straight out kill the roots circulated in the early epoch of pre LED cannabis growing. Either ice or boiling water was used.
When your good at growing play about with it but it does more harm than good and wont increase trichomes. We just lump it in with flushing and all the other stupid stuff.
If you want sick trike production and top quality then grow the healthiest plants, theres no gimick or special powder just experience and skill.
Some idea you could stop nutrient uptake without killing the roots or just straight out kill the roots circulated in the early epoch of pre LED cannabis growing. Either ice or boiling water was used.
When your good at growing play about with it but it does more harm than good and wont increase trichomes. We just lump it in with flushing and all the other stupid stuff.
If you want sick trike production and top quality then grow the healthiest plants, theres no gimick or special powder just experience and skill.
Show us your skill and post a pic of your plants!
Mybabyjustine
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So just give it plain water last 2 weeks theres no ticks to the trade
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2Hearts
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I have shown my skill and written tons for the new grower so they dont have to follow picture posters like you. When i first came to grow sites i just wanted simple easy writeups that explained not amature poster who thinks he is always right with pictures of a grow.
How are pictures explaining the science of heat light and humidity, its actually pic posters who confuse as they seem to lack much in scientific writeup and explination.
But what you disagree with is what im writing and at anytime you feel like proving me wrong just use written word and science not pictures as much easier to see who.is the better grower that way instead of a sling dick pic comps.
How are pictures explaining the science of heat light and humidity, its actually pic posters who confuse as they seem to lack much in scientific writeup and explination.
But what you disagree with is what im writing and at anytime you feel like proving me wrong just use written word and science not pictures as much easier to see who.is the better grower that way instead of a sling dick pic comps.
2Hearts
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We give the plants what they need till the end, if they are hungry feed and if they have enough just give water.
The idea is that by the end of flower your soil is well fertilized and holds enough nutrition so the grower dosent have to feed and can get away with just water at the end.
Ignore the flush, it was an idea to make plants yellow with lack of nitrogen, total rubbish. Sometimes you will hear people using the fade technique, thats simply the plain water at the end i explained above.
What we want to avoid at all cost is overfertilization, your buds look good just do what you have been doing and if you think they have enough try the fade plain water till harvest.
The idea is that by the end of flower your soil is well fertilized and holds enough nutrition so the grower dosent have to feed and can get away with just water at the end.
Ignore the flush, it was an idea to make plants yellow with lack of nitrogen, total rubbish. Sometimes you will hear people using the fade technique, thats simply the plain water at the end i explained above.
What we want to avoid at all cost is overfertilization, your buds look good just do what you have been doing and if you think they have enough try the fade plain water till harvest.
Mybabyjustine
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Awesome thanks man yea I'm inexperienced I'm learning everyday..I originally thought it was revegging but the buds seem to.keep.maturing up the leaves Re starting to yellow . Does it look over or under fed. I'm sure there some heat issues cause it's been 105 with like 12percent humidity please share any knowledge you have for me
Merlin1147
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It might be just the lighting but the tip of that bud in the second pic doesn’t look right. Looks like bud rot to me. Try pulling on one of those browned off sugar leaves. If it comes right out that’s not good.
Merlin1147
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Oh and it looks like you have more than 2 weeks to go to me.
2Hearts
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Mybabyjustine
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So what happened is I covered her with a tarp and it was touching the bud and burned her you think it has more than 2 weeks how long do you think
Mybabyjustine
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Ok thanks brother also what's your process for drying and curing I just cut a master kush down but itz my 1st grow
2Hearts
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My advice is first and foremost ignore every method and learn the hang dry.
Hang in an open room (for air exchange).
Not to hot or cold 18-25 is about average.
Leave it for two weeks, it should be dry and smoke after the first week but wont loose its green taste till end of week two.
Your bud is ready at this point, can jar sell smoke or whatever you want to do with it.
Ignore humidity, air exchange will allow moisture to escape and avoid mold, break big buds into smaller branches if really big. You can dry in warmer temps but wouldnt go to low as that slows it to mold.
Takes a few goes to really get right but just like drying clothes it should be a simple process. Observe how the taste comes through in week two, its dry enough to snoke so take samples and see it working in person.
Hang in an open room (for air exchange).
Not to hot or cold 18-25 is about average.
Leave it for two weeks, it should be dry and smoke after the first week but wont loose its green taste till end of week two.
Your bud is ready at this point, can jar sell smoke or whatever you want to do with it.
Ignore humidity, air exchange will allow moisture to escape and avoid mold, break big buds into smaller branches if really big. You can dry in warmer temps but wouldnt go to low as that slows it to mold.
Takes a few goes to really get right but just like drying clothes it should be a simple process. Observe how the taste comes through in week two, its dry enough to snoke so take samples and see it working in person.
JimmiP
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Bud rot is hard to believe in the temperature and humidity range the OP reported. But not out of the question either. Especially seeing the damage on the adjacent sunflower leaf.
Caterpillar excrement or even that of grasshoppers and the like can help fungus and mold spores to develop in nice juicy buds. Better check it out fast. If it's bad remove it and then some. Then you might want to try some potassium bicarbonate spray to keep it from spreading.
Good luck friend!
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