Blackberry fast buds

thank you very much thank you for your answer to my flower. It's the first time I try to grow such a beautiful BlackBerry and it's the first and not the last ... I'm about to give it water. It's getting so big it's about 160cm high. with a 1000w

Awesome buds in here, congrats bro! Looking forward for your final weight!

Try to decrease your night temperature if you want your buds to get this awesome purple color!

By looking at the pictures you've got at least another two weeks to go. The fact that you've still got white pistils coming straight out of the buds and they have not curled in yet tells you this. Take note, (Some strains vary). Second, 80% Pistil hair colour should have turned a brown/red colour. I see quiet a few white ones. Now to get technical, you need a magnifying glass of some kind.. jewellers loupe with x30 scope works well, the stronger the better to a degree. But anyway, checking the trichomes you want most cloudy/milky with some amber for best result. (80% cloudy to 20% amber trichomes is what most people look for). Again this varies slightly depending on the high you're after. Always good to double check your information source and do some of your own research along side what other people say. Before I forget, if you have not already started the flush.. I'd start now for 10-14 days. Its just advice, do whatever you want to do ;) Hope this helps!

you've caused nutrient lockout from using to much nutrient (it says you've been using 18ml/L thats way to high. Max 2.5 ml/L with the autoflower super mix. You can see the nitrogen toxicity in your curled leaves

The best way to tell when to harvest is by looking at the trichomes with a loupe/magnifier. Milky white at a minimum, some amber is typically preferred. Also, you should see the white hairs curl in to the buds and change to a orange/brown color. I like to start seeing the fan leaves changing to yellow too. The curling of the leaves in your pics is what’s commonly known as ‘the claw’. This indicates too much nitrogen and will also slow down your time to harvest. The dark green leaves also indicate too much nitrogen. I’d suggest backing down on the nutrients or feeding straight water for a while. One more thing, in my experience autos always take at least a week or two longer than the breeder advertises before they are really ready for harvest. If the plant has been stressed at all it can be an extra month. The bud development is looking very nice. However, growing is all about patience. Giving her more time will pay off in the end.

Thanks for growing our genetics, good luck!! We’re really looking forward to it!! Enjoy Growing Faster.

Hej venner

thanks