White Widow 1st timer Indoor Fr Seed

Hi all, I think I am going down the home stretch now. On 3rd down and 10. Just need to drive thru this and it should be ready for harvest in one or two weeks for F1 and maybe another three to Four weeks for F2. For ppl who are just starting to follow this. This grow is brought to you by Bman from California... Both F1 and F2 are grown from seeds of Regular White Widow from Seedsman. F1 was transplanted to a 5 gallon early in the game (Week 4). Whereas F2 was transplanted 2 weeks into flower in week 9. Since this was my first grow and somehow two of my four plants went into flowering when I was gone and didn't know they have already flowered for that long. But I think it turned out okay. F1 is taller and has 10+ collas (smaller collas. F2 has around 5 collas and they are much larger. I think F2 is probably 2 weeks behind F1. UPDATE: I am going to take this chance to do more experiments. I've trimmed F1 of all fan leaves and see what that is going to do to the finishing process. Will start taking photos of 5-10 collas from the same angle and same scale and show how they change in the last four weeks before harvest. I know that is going to help me for sure, being a first time grower and all, but hopefully that will help other first timers as well. So stay Tune, will include those photos next week. I know my grow is taking a lot longer than usual, but this is for my personal medical use and I have no reason nor need to finish this batch in a rush... Watering update: 5/21 today the weather in cali will be in the high 80's so I might have to turn on the a/c so the ladies won't get a heat stroke. F1 is strictly on PHed water. And I have been starving F2 of water and nutrients for the past four days. To make sure she is nice and dry before I give her a full serving of nutrients one last time. Starting next week, F2 will get a flora Kleen blast and will be on PHed water the rest of the time. I won't mess with the molasses this time around. But hopefully the final medicine will be of good quality. I am really looking for a heavy CBD based crop, so will definitely try to hold them until tricomes are 80% brown. But will cut out one colla every 5 days when half the tricolmes are milky and brown. Just to see how this particular strain will behave if harvested at different times so I can do a better job next time.