Pistils wont change color

What strain is it ?

We have white strains that never turn redhair untill drying.

Your looking at trichomes that's all that matters.

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Originally Posted by WashougalWonder

Age? That looks like it needs weeks still

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Originally Posted by LOC NAR on probation

What strain is it ?

We have white strains that never turn redhair untill drying.

Your looking at trichomes that's all that matters.

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Wash- I think you're right, its about 6 1/2 weeks into flowering.

LOC- I'm not sure of the strain, but I now understand that the pistil color is not important relative to harvest. Like I said, I just wanted to be sure as I've never seen the pistils stay white this long. So I'm guessing it is the strain.

My plan is to cycle it through two more feedings and then flush it. so probably another three weeks-ish until I cut.

Dude, u gotta go at least another 14 to 21 days. And the last 10 days nothing but pure water.
L8
MJ

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Originally Posted by MJACTIVIST

Dude, u gotta go at least another 14 to 21 days. And the last 10 days nothing but pure water.
L8
MJ

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Originally Posted by Faddenator

My plan is to cycle it through two more feedings and then flush it. so probably another three weeks-ish until I cut.

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Remember to cut your nutes back before you flush, otherwise you can get over feeding when you actually do flush.
In the absence of nutrients in the water, the plant draws all its nutes from the remaining built up nute in the medium itself.

Always cut back on nutes before flushing. :thumbsup:'

Lookin' good!

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Originally Posted by BobBong

Remember to cut your nutes back before you flush, otherwise you can get over feeding when you actually do flush.
In the absence of nutrients in the water, the plant draws all its nutes from the remaining built up nute in the medium itself.

Always cut back on nutes before flushing. :thumbsup:'

Lookin' good!

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Whoa, I never thought of that. I was planning on flushing tomorrow, 3 days after a full strength feeding... should I just water regularly and flush once the soil dries up?

Thanks for the heads up :smokin:

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Originally Posted by Faddenator

Whoa, I never thought of that. I was planning on flushing tomorrow, 3 days after a full strength feeding... should I just water regularly and flush once the soil dries up?

Thanks for the heads up :smokin:

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I've recently learned that certain mediums store a lot of nutrient along with that water. Heavy feeding can put a lot of nutrient "on reserve" in the medium. If you take away that water based feed all together, the plant reverts to taking it's nutrient from the medium itself. This can possibly cause a nutrient burn and prolong the flushing process. Try cutting your feed back significantly before doing a full on flush and you'll notice that there is less stress on the plant.

All the best,
Bob.
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Originally Posted by BobBong

I've recently learned that certain mediums store a lot of nutrient along with that water. Heavy feeding can put a lot of nutrient "on reserve" in the medium. If you take away that water based feed all together, the plant reverts to taking it's nutrient from the medium itself. This can possibly cause a nutrient burn and prolong the flushing process. Try cutting your feed back significantly before doing a full on flush and you'll notice that there is less stress on the plant.

All the best,
Bob.
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Okay, I will do that. Thanks Bob.