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Not yet IMO... Make sure there all milky none are clear and a few amber ones are good. Once you see all are milky and a few amber I would take down. Another 7-15 days my guess.
Hello. Yes, you'll have a good harvest. Within the next week I'd say. Their just turning cloudy with some amber, perfect time. Don't forget to flush. Good Luck.Chuck.
Hi Guy's, Do you have any Idea, what's the best practice for removing The Caterpilly? I'm really disgust, i just remove Caterpillar one by one, i don't know howto remove excrement. Thanks for any help
Here are the easiest ways to remove caterpillars. Physical removal: caterpillars are perfectly visible to the naked eye. Unlike aphids, they are easy to spot. If you’re only dealing with a handful of specimens, simply pick them up, place them in a jar, and relocate them to a nearby natural setting. Many species are nocturnal, so prepare yourself for some nighttime hunting. Bacterial sprays: These natural pesticides contain bacterial species that harm caterpillars, without posing a risk to cannabis plants or the people that smoke them. Avoid administering these sprays too close to harvest time. Formulas containing Bacillus thuringiensis will do the trick. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.
Buenas tardes Doudou3D,
Parece que efectivamente es moho...😨 Desecha estos cogollos para fumar y dale un buen vistazo al resto que estuvieran cerca o junto con este de la foto para descartarlos. No sé en que momento se encuentran tus flores (en secado o almacenamiento).
En el primero de los casos, te recomiendo vigilar y mantener una humedad relativa del 50% para el secado hasta tenerlos secos y con buena ventilación indirecta.
En caso que lo tengas almacenado, te recomiendo airear una vez al día 2 minutos el bote (procura que este bote no está muy lleno; no más de 75% de su capacidad). Y si quieres garantizarte un buen curado y almacenamiento te recomiendo usar sobres de humedad del 62% o 58% dependiendo si la zona en la que te encuentras tiene un clima seco o húmedo; o simplemente a tu gusto 😊.
Espero que mi respuesta te sirva para solucionar el problema y deseo que no tengas moho en ninguna más de tus flores.
Un cordial saludo compañer@
Doudou3D
