Ok so, yeah, sounds and looks like you're in week 7. Do you know what the breeder harvest times are for these genetics?
I would try and hit a happy medium as far as trichome development but if you want half/half you'll need to harvest some of the branches at the stage you want and let the rest go amber but that means more time and you'll probably stunt them a little before they continue ripening. I'm assuming you have one plant. If you have multiples then just harvest each plant at the stage of trich dev you want.
I consider dry and cure as important as the grow itself so make sure you prepare wherever you're going to dry and cure. Seen some beautiful grows get ruined because of improper dry and cure.
If you can't get a super closeup just try and get as close up a pic as you can that's clean and not blurry.
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Originally posted by Rootsruler View PostDo you remember when you changed your light schedule?
Not a big fan of the all in ones. The only thing I use mine for is soil pH. Post a few close up pics of the trichomes on the flower. Depending on how you like your weed will also determine harvest time. If you want wake and bake or daytime smoke then harvest once all the trichomes are milky. If you want it a little more stony then milky with around 20% amber. Couch lock? Lot's of amber trichomes.
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Originally posted by Rootsruler View PostDo you remember when you changed your light schedule?
Not a big fan of the all in ones. The only thing I use mine for is soil pH. Post a few close up pics of the trichomes on the flower. Depending on how you like your weed will also determine harvest time. If you want wake and bake or daytime smoke then harvest once all the trichomes are milky. If you want it a little more stony then milky with around 20% amber. Couch lock? Lot's of amber trichomes.
I definitely want about 50% of the harvest to be couch lock because it helps my insomnia
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Do you remember when you changed your light schedule?
Not a big fan of the all in ones. The only thing I use mine for is soil pH. Post a few close up pics of the trichomes on the flower. Depending on how you like your weed will also determine harvest time. If you want wake and bake or daytime smoke then harvest once all the trichomes are milky. If you want it a little more stony then milky with around 20% amber. Couch lock? Lots of amber trichomes.Last edited by Rootsruler; 09-20-2023, 02:13 PM.
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Originally posted by Rootsruler View PostLooking at you pictures I don't see anything to worry about. You never said what stage your plants are at but, from your pics, I'm guessing week 6 - 7?
What I'm seeing in your pics looks like leaf senescence. After week 6 some cultivars start to cannabalize the leaves of stored food for the final push so you'll start to see more leaf death the closer you get to harvest.
In other words I would continue doing what you were doing before(other than pre pH) and continue monitoring the situation. I would also suggest you pick up a loupe to check your trichome development. That is the best way to figure out how close you are to harvest. I don't really see a deficiency.
As far as watering, I use the light pot method. If you are familiar with the concept then I won't go into it but if you aren't just ask and I'll explain proper watering techniques.
Can you take a picture of the entire plant to get an idea of what it looks like overall?
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Looking at you pictures I don't see anything to worry about. You never said what stage your plants are at but, from your pics, I'm guessing week 6 - 7?
What I'm seeing in your pics looks like leaf senescence. After week 6 some cultivars start to cannabalize the leaves of stored food for the final push so you'll start to see more leaf death the closer you get to harvest.
In other words I would continue doing what you were doing before(other than pre pH) and continue monitoring the situation. I would also suggest you pick up a loupe to check your trichome development. That is the best way to figure out how close you are to harvest. I don't really see a deficiency.
As far as watering, I use the light pot method. If you are familiar with the concept then I won't go into it but if you aren't just ask and I'll explain proper watering techniques.
Can you take a picture of the entire plant to get an idea of what it looks like overall?
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I understand all that what I'm trying to figure out how much nutes and water is safe to give my plants in order to reverse the nutrient deficiencies.
Im trying it figure out if it's safe to give each plant a gallon of water twith 1/2 tsp of nutes (properly ph'ed AFTER mixing and measuring the nutes) I gave each one a half gallon of nutes two days ago I'm trying to figure out what's sage to give them so I don't end up overfeeding them trying to fix the deficiency problem
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Atriax - How big a pot is your plant in? That should determine how much water to give them. What method do you use to determine when it's time to water?
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Originally posted by Atriax View Post
so should i give them each another half gallon of nutes (1/2 tsp per gallon or 1/4 tsp?)
When you mix your feed solution DO NOT pH your water base.....yet. Add your inputs like normal. If you have an ec/ppm meter now is the time to check your ec/ppm levels. If you've measured everything out correctly take note of the ec/ppm for future reference. Now that you've noted your EC/ppm you can pH the solution and adjust accordingly. If you're in soil typically 6.5 is where you want to land. If you're in hydro then 5.8.
Here are some availability/pH charts to help you understand how pH affects your plants. Note that one is for soil and the other is for water/hydro.
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Originally posted by Atriax View Post
so should i give them each another half gallon of nutes (1/2 tsp per gallon or 1/4 tsp?)
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