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Emergency help please. Leafs turning a color I cant find on the charts.
- Thread starter Spanky
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I do hope you all are doing well and that you feel heard. I appreciate you chimed in to offer help, but things got a little out of hand didn’t they? That makes me sad. Maybe an update will bring some cheer.
The plant in question gave me 2.5 dried oz. The leaf problem never spread or continued. Most of her life was spent on the deck during our hot, hot sunny days. She came in at night and went to bed in the dark during flower.
The interesting thing is, she was ready to chop in 5 weeks. No, I don’t have a pic of the trichomes, but I do know how to recognize various stages of harvest with my loup. I learned from Nebula. The harvest is pretty well done curing but I took a sample once dried and it was mighty fine. Pretty much like all the other Northern Lights I have grown.
I took 2 clones and then 2 clones from those. I guess it is to be expected that clones 1 and 2 are 5 weeks into flower and their trichomes have all ripened to cloudy and beyond. I’m going to wait a few more days before I start the harvest. Clones 3 and 4 are still in veg. This is the first year I tried combined in and outdoor (on the deck) growing and it has been my most fun grow.
These seeds came from Seedsman (as this site recommended) and they are a year old. Last year’s harvest didn’t mature early. My previous Northern Lights from various sources never matured early. The only variable was the plants got full sun during the day while in veg and in flower.
I’m thinking I need to read up on overwintering a clone without spending too much on power.​
Thank you everyone for responding! I know you came in with good hearts and a desire to help. That makes me happy!
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The plant in question gave me 2.5 dried oz. The leaf problem never spread or continued. Most of her life was spent on the deck during our hot, hot sunny days. She came in at night and went to bed in the dark during flower.
The interesting thing is, she was ready to chop in 5 weeks. No, I don’t have a pic of the trichomes, but I do know how to recognize various stages of harvest with my loup. I learned from Nebula. The harvest is pretty well done curing but I took a sample once dried and it was mighty fine. Pretty much like all the other Northern Lights I have grown.
I took 2 clones and then 2 clones from those. I guess it is to be expected that clones 1 and 2 are 5 weeks into flower and their trichomes have all ripened to cloudy and beyond. I’m going to wait a few more days before I start the harvest. Clones 3 and 4 are still in veg. This is the first year I tried combined in and outdoor (on the deck) growing and it has been my most fun grow.
These seeds came from Seedsman (as this site recommended) and they are a year old. Last year’s harvest didn’t mature early. My previous Northern Lights from various sources never matured early. The only variable was the plants got full sun during the day while in veg and in flower.
I’m thinking I need to read up on overwintering a clone without spending too much on power.​
Thank you everyone for responding! I know you came in with good hearts and a desire to help. That makes me happy!
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