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Plants responded very well to their first dose of tiger bloom, 1/3 strength until final week, then bump to almost full strength. This is what I have read is good practice for Autoflowers so far the cream cookies are responding very well. Breeder said these were a hungry strain, I say true statement.
Looks like the plants are about a week apart in flowering progression. Smell is really starting to get pungent, but 4” inline duct fan and charcoal filter/pre-filter will contain it to the 4x4 tent.
The fatty in the back aka plant #2, is (4) days into flush with about a week or so left to really bring out some cool colors👌🏼 Both are really starting to smell amazing, fresh and tasty 😋
I will be posting some pictures later, looking through 60x12mm Magnification. Both show yellow tipped leaves, Plant in back (see pics) 3 days into flush, front plant start this weekend I anticipate.
What should I be looking for, when examining buds through magnification?
Hi there!
You want to look for the trichomes on the buds (the white myshroom headed things you see) (not on leaves cos they develop little bit earlier)
And when you see that the trichomes are cloudy then they are ready for harvest. If they are amber colored the thc has transformed to cbn and if the trichomes are clear then they are not yet ready.
Basic guideline is to harvest when 30% amber and 70% cloudy trichomes
Fun plant to grow and learn from, smells great after a fresh grind and has an after taste that has hints of golden Oreos ☺️
Still needs to cure a day, so I bet I end up under an ounce, still happy with the results! Have to keep updating the pics as it looks danker, each time I open the bag. Moving to jar with Boveda packs after 2 days hanging, trim, 2 days in paper bag, trim, now the jar. I’m new to this still, but like to experiment, while using what I read as a baseline. Is this a pretty standard dry/cure operation I have going?
migrower1985
