Third Times a Charm!

Repeated last weeks feeding because the plants still have quite a few white pistils that are sticking straight out. One plant has the pistils receding. The largest plant has the hairs turning orange and may be ready to start flushing by the weekend. We had to harvest plants because it was having some major issues with deficiencies. Majority of the large fan leaves were either dead or dying off. the only parts left were the buds, so we decided to cut them down a week or so early. The trichomes were milky white but pistils were still white and sticking up, so we'll see how what is usable. Ended up with almost 2 pounds of wet flower with stems still attached and almost 2oz of wet trim. We'll see how much we are left with later. The flower look great. I'm checking the trichomes regularly to see when the flushing should commence. We some major issues with this grow and am happy they haven't hermied out yet (*knocks on wood*). PPM levels are around 650 and water pH is stabilizing. We are just itching to harvest these plants.