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Any help would be great this is my 1 baby i bent it alot thats why it looks the way it does its outside started flowerin about 20 days ago, added tiny bit of beestie bloomz 0-50-30 its in something meant for tomatoes its in soil but roots are hangin in tray at bottom full of water.. ANY tips would be greatly appreciated..:D:jointsmile:
Nine weeks of flowering is sorta the minimum, or so I understand. You're looking at another 6 weeks at the least. And you'll be amazed at how much more those little nugs grow! :thumbsup:
Thanku i was worried cause alot of the pistils are a maroone red color will take better pic soon
im only 3 weeks in to flowering and lots of the hairs have turned brown red is this right?;)
Need clearer close-up pic, yours is too fuzzy.Quote:
Originally Posted by judedray
Harvest time is often strain dependent. The normal would be to flower them for 8-9 weeks before harvesting, so about 60 days of 12/12. To be sure though, you should buy a 60x-100x pocket microscope for tricome inspecting. Once the tricomes are 50% amber and swollen, it is time to harvest. Hope that helps, and good luck. :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by GROWxMOREx420
excellent advice! thank you!!
Wondering the same thing:thumbsup:
I'm thinking may 2-3 weeks?? Sorry for the poor pic quality!
2 to 3 weeks? BZZZZ wrong answer. Try more like 6. minimum.Quote:
Originally Posted by yetibear
LOL . just the september impatience and jitters... you can get a harvest in early september . My friend starts them in feburay veggies till june 21 at 20/4 then place's them outside. they seem to always start showing flowering in early july and is done by sept 15. Thats with one of his many indica strains .