2*Jack-Herer-Auto/Corona-grow

18-May - Day 72 Plant A is already in 2nd half of her Flowering-Stage now. Harvest will be in 2 weeks, latest 3 weeks. Have checked the trichomes with the microscope today. There are approx. 30-40 % milky and more than 50 % is clear. Have already found a few single amber trichomes. But cannot be more than 1 %. The pistils of the buds are going to change the colour to brown. There are approx. 30 % pistils brown now. So i think i will give fertilizers with next and after next watering and will stop than with the nutrients. Next week i will flush the plant an the harvest is planned for weekend at 29th to 31st-May now. Will watch the trichomes every day from now. Plant B is approx. 2 weeks behind plant A. She is very slow with producing her buds and trichomes. She has a lot to catch up on. All in all the whole grow looks very good, all is green, except plant A has a few brown patches on the leaves around the buds. This must be an nutrients-deficiency because with last watering i had an ph-value which was little bit too low. Could be also little lightstress, so i increased the distance of the led-light. On plant B i cannot find any signs of deficiency except the very slow buds and trichomes - development. Think this plant will be harvested 2 weeks later, will be mid of June - an Midsummer-harvest 😎😀 May-21st - Day 75 Trichomes Check: Plant A: (on environment the plant on right side): The majority of milky trichomes are already around 70%. The rest are clear and there are some brown trichomes. No more fertilizer - rinsing tomorrow! This plant will be flushed for 1 week now. Harvest in 5-7 days 😀😎😁 Plant B (on environment the left side plant) Here too! After a more detailed evaluation - most trichomes are already milky, approx. 80%! 😀😀😀 But: there are far fewer trichomes than on plant A, and they are also much more smaller. No brown trichomes, just a few. Buds are not yet fully developed, and pistils are still all white. It will be fertilized again tomorrow - it remains, Plant B is harvested a little later than Plant A.