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I really didn't do much lst because it's our first and we have more than enough to deal with. They're coming along fine. Only issue is old watering technique. I'd accidentally get water on the leaves n it burnt them a smidge. I've since changed the way I water....more carefully with a hose attached. The mimosa autoflower r n amended soil. The others r Fox farm ocean happy frog and coco loco.
Girls n the back are Fox farm. Girls n the front are soil I made. Organic. I brewed a tea for a few days n they seem to like it. All of em had a drink last night. I'ma get shots of the buds fattening up on front left girl. Gotta microscope for phone coming today, so hopefully I can give shots of trichrome later. Good day n God bless you all.
Girls r doing great. I do believe I got a bug or something in there because it munches on two rear girls. Gonna get some stuff soon as I get paid. But it's not effecting them at all...they're still growing.
I have a question folks. One of those mimosa autoflower...mainly the stretchy one. I have noticed the hairs are turning very quick. In addition, I look at trichromes this morning and noticed they are going quick from clear to amber very quickly. Should I chop it? I need some help
We should see something to got the answer, but - in general - when thricomes turning brown (and yes, it's perfectly normal it happens in one-two days) you can start harvesting. More you wait, more your THC will become a CBD, but it wouldn't be a big issue... Maybe some pictures would help to answer about to harvest or not...
as an addition. THC breakdowns into CBN not CBD. CBN is sleepy and sedative with mild psychoactive properties. good for couch lock and night time.
trichomes, clear = peak thc, cloudy = some degradation, amber = lots of degradation. most aim for cloudy with mix of clear and amber.
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