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    Harvest

    Hi,
    this is my baby - 1st time and itching to harvest. I have read in someplaces it can be good to harvest early as a gites a better high - any thoughts?
    I'd say about 1/6 pistils brown now, nice and frosted with trichs....
    any help appreciated.
    daveseaman23 Reviewed by daveseaman23 on . Harvest Hi, this is my baby - 1st time and itching to harvest. I have read in someplaces it can be good to harvest early as a gites a better high - any thoughts? I'd say about 1/6 pistils brown now, nice and frosted with trichs.... any help appreciated. Rating: 5

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    #2
    Senior Member

    Harvest

    to me they dont look ready yet, judging buy pistils isn't really the way to go, get a microscope or something and check the trichs, looks to me like they have another 3-5 weeks left.

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    #3
    Junior Member

    Harvest

    Thanks for this - want to get it right - flowering started at around 1st week of July. Just some of the buds (very few - literally one or two) have died and browned - most are crisp white and healthy.
    Using tomato plant food.
    Really appreciate help.
    :jointsmile:

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    #4
    Senior Member

    Harvest

    those are really nice but no where near ready yet. id agree with above. your tomato fert is likely high in nitrogen too, can you switch? pick something with high p. unless you are using a bloom formula, tomatoes like high accidity and mj likes it right in the middle.

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    #5
    Senior Member

    Harvest

    Lookin good but if you let them go to finish they will likely almost double in weight from where they are now. The High-N fert is hurting your yield as well.
    The heady high can still be acheived at the cloudy trich stage. Just don't let them get amber if you want to minimize couchlock.

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    #6
    Junior Member

    Harvest

    Cheers for advice i will swap feeds - is miracle grow okay?? - i am in the uk so not sure if we have same brands...

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    #7
    Member

    Harvest

    miracle grow does work all rite

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    #8
    Senior Member

    Harvest

    Miracle gro has too much nitrogen for flowering. Even for veg, it's the equivalent of junk food.

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    #9
    Junior Member

    Harvest

    so when i go to the garden centre - what do i ask for , high in phosphate and ?? neutral pH??

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    #10
    Senior Member

    Harvest

    Well if you have a pH kit you will fix the pH anyway before use.
    Ask for a bloom fertilizer. I think that orchid bloom ferts are appropriate. I've used Schultz bloom plus ( ?) before, and Jack's Classic orchid food. But please no MG...

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