NL Guerrilla Indoor Windows Growth

Hey bud Pretty nice plants , Yess there are two different phenotypes , but that's good , the taste and the look on the buds may be different too. Happy growing

The number of blades/points on a plant leaf has no relationship or indication to either sativa or indica genetics, nor does it reflect anything else such as potency, health or vigor, it is all controlled by genetics. I have had both sativas and indicas with 13 fingered leaves. Fat, broad and usually shorter blades are usually associated with indica genes and long thin blades are usually associated with sativa genes. The picture you posted certainly shows a plant with strong indica genes, judged solely on leaf shape in my opinion, which is to be expected from Northern Lights. Hope this helps, Organoman.

Why would you do that? What problem are you trying to resolve? If they're turning yellow and dying off naturally, sure, go ahead.... otherwise it's a non-issue! Good luck!

Hello. As with babies, each seed is a induvial and is slightly different than the others. When this plant sleeps it likes to do it with it's leaves down where as the others can sleep with their leaves up. Chuck.

There are any number of techniques you could use with photoperiods... the simplest being LST - which is gently pulling the lower branches out away from the main stem so the bud sites on them receive more light. Many folks will tell you to top them which will get you more main colas but this needs to be done when they are young - when they've got 4 or 5 nodes. There's also mainlining and fimming but I'm totally unfamiliar with those techniques. I would research the different techniques (YouTube has a lot of vids on how to do each!) and decide which of them you will feel comfortable trying... and you can combine techniques as well... Each is designed to produce more bud sites that have more access to light which in turn will produce a larger yield. Good luck - THIS grow looks great!

They have started flowering. the 12/12 rule is a bit misleading as plants will flower within 13/11 schedules as well. Your little ladies are becoming women. Make sure to give them lots of love. It looks as if they have been in flowering for a week or so now as well because in week 14, they were in flower too. Your diary does not list a light but says its in doors, guessing you growing just off of the windows light. Will be interesting to see the results at the end of your grow. If you have a light meter you should mesure the stregth of the light coming into the window a diffrent points in the day and trying ti find an average of how much they are getting. Good Luck! ***disclaimer, multiple people are answering all questions as there is a contest called GOTM, when a user is selected as the answer they get a point. Please see the contest page for information regarding the details: growdiaries.com/giveaways/GotM-August-2022 Please note, when you reply to anything on the questions part of Growdiaries website, no one will be notified of this. Not even if you use a "@" tag in their name. Best to reach out to them in DM using your inbox, it can be found in the bottom right hand corner of the site. It's the small paper airplane button, it will be highlighted green if you have new messages***

You've got a pretty intense infestation of thrips or spider mites... even if you can't see them! And it doesn't matter which it is so don't obessess with trying to figure that out... just grab yourself either some Spinosad or some Dr. Zymes Eliminator and use as directed - both will kill adult thrips, spider mites, aphids, whiteflies AND their eggs/larvae... both are organic and safe to spray through harvest... do not use neem oil as you are in flower and you don't want that oil on your buds - and it's not that effective to begin with! Good luck!

You're intuition is right! they are pretty clear, but a handful have started to turn. For your condition, you're going to want the trichomes to be 50% cloudy and 50% amber. This will give you that great couch lock feeling and help you catch some zzzs. I would say it should be a week or two when it will be ready to harvest, but keep an eye on those trichomes. as soon as it hits 50/50, chop it. I hope this helps. Good Luck!