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Please make the decision for me

Gjourney101

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So listen guys. LISTEN. Some of my buds are fox tailing (2) and one is barely bleached. The others are pretty good aside from some shooting out new pistils and some with only hairs and no buds (lower 1/3) Anyways, look at these pictures. I'm going into 2 1/2 no ths of flowering and I'm starting to think it's sativa dominant. I already harvested the top part of the good branches. What should I do?
 

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If it where me I'd let it go. If I understand correctly you are 2 1/2 months into bloom. That's just over 8 weeks, depending on the strain your growing bloom can go 12 weeks or more.
I would keep the lights as close as the plants will tolerate and just keep bending and tying things down as best as possible to keep it out of the light. I'd let it go until most of the tricombs on the bud not the sugar leaf's are amber. I let mine go longer in bud but that's cause I like to melt into and become one with the couch lol.
looks good just got a little ways to yet. Stay strong keep up the good work
 
Thanks man I appreciate your comment. I'll be doing just that. My instincts told me to stop being impatient and get the full benefits, so I'll let it ride out for a couple weeks. I've been flushing for a couple weeks, think it'll be a good think to start reapplying Bloom feed?
 
What week of bud are you in. Blackstap molasses can help add bulk and flavor to. I mix 1 tablespoon per liter. But keep a half an eye on ph as I can drop it. And make sure its blaskstrap not the other stuff with sulfur in it. I get mine from bulk barn
 
In my opinion (based on outdoor grow experience only) the remaining healthy dark green fan leaves indicate they are still producing energy and feeding those flowers and buds. When leaves begin to fade and your sugar leaves are curling back to the bud then you can consider when to take them. It looks to me like a little more patience will produce some epic buds. Looks great.
 
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