I essentially finished the transplant from last week, by carefully cutting down the sides of the solo cup and pulling out the plastic. It surprisingly worked very smoothly, and I'm glad I didn't create too much stress. After this transplant, the growth really started to kick off.
No nutrients added as of yet, but I did create a rough guideline for a feeding schedule by using Foxfarms recommended feeding schedule. I won't be using any of their products, but I could at least calculate the appropriate concentration of each nutrient by the week, and then use cheaper nutrients to create a similar product.
As I mentioned above, I will need to harvest around the end of week 13 with just shy of 8 weeks of flowering. Just from seeing how the buds have developed so far, how much will the quality/quantity of the final product suffer from harvesting that early?
Interesting question bigmac! See I harvest mine when they are 100% cloudy and as few Ambers as that allows ... That's because peak thc potency is when trichomes are cloudy, Amber means they are oxidized/rusted so they contain CBD/CBN/CBxes etc ... In the end it's a matter of taste because those Ambers are still medical but different than the thc ... The plant's stopped growing, same for the flowers, you won't loose yield or quality harvesting them at any point in time at all, in my opinion. I can garantee you that with 40% of Amber trichomes you're gonna get absolutely floored when you smoke it . Hope this helps ! 🚀
Hey there, these are ready to harvest at any time, some plants such mature quicker when they're in optimal conditions like yours , anything else you need just message me 👊🏻
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