I have a royal dwarf automatic in 5th week of flowering. As it gets closer to harvest I'm thinking of the best way to determine when it's ready. I have a 120x pocket microscope and I've been trying to take a closer look at pistils and trichomes but it's hard to stabilize the thing so I've taken a sample - 1 small pistil from the top of the bud and looked at it on my desk.
My question is:
When I'm examining the plant this way, is it enough to takie 1-2 samples from the plant or do I need to look at a sample from each big cola? Basically what I want to know is whether the trichomes get cloudy uniformly throughout the plant or if there are significant differences between bigger and smaller colas?
My question is:
When I'm examining the plant this way, is it enough to takie 1-2 samples from the plant or do I need to look at a sample from each big cola? Basically what I want to know is whether the trichomes get cloudy uniformly throughout the plant or if there are significant differences between bigger and smaller colas?
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