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DJKY71
DJKY71started grow question 4 years ago
Okay, I know I’ve been told not to be impatient, but this girl is looking awfully ready to me. The breeder said 50 to 60 days from germination to harvest. It has been 65. Do y’all think I would be okay to put her in the dark a couple of days and cut her?
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Other. Harvest - Drying
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TheCannaProphet
TheCannaProphetanswered grow question 4 years ago
Have taken a look at the tricomes? Clear/Milky ratio? Are your girls still stacking? I'm seeing a lot of white pistils. I generally like about 5-10% of the tricomes on the majority of the plant to be amber, the rest milky. When they reach the point where all tricomes are milky and I'm starting to see some amber show I move them to dark for 48 then harvest. Hope this helps....Grow Strong!
Gi773s
Gi773sanswered grow question 4 years ago
looks like the pistils are still mostly white.. i would wait a bit longer ..are the trichomes milky ? some amber ? if no it's too soon 😉
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JP148
JP148answered grow question 4 years ago
Like stated you will need more then 10 days. I wouldn’t even consider what the breeders state for grow days. Those are figured with total optimum conditions. All variables will effect grow rate. Initial seed potential, nutes, temp.and most importantly light. Since growth of autos are so fast I think they are more sensitive to all variables. As for harvest I go along with “The Canna Prophet “ s suggestion of 5-10% amber. I start final flush when just all milky.
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Eastbis
Eastbisanswered grow question 4 years ago
No,its not ready.usually what the breeder say on the paper it's not really exactly..you can have an idea on how many time u will spend to grow..and depend how they grow the plant,for example, with an hydroponic sistem u can have those times but for my personal experience u need few weeks more..depend your plant condition..good luck 👍
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago
they either fibbed, or you got an unusual phenotype when it comes to bloom period.. They may not have made it as consistent as they say. Depriving a plant of light does nothing good. Don't do that. If doing somethign like this "seems" to improve canopy, it is likely due to avoiding hot/inefficient lights evaporating off trichomes than any benefit the dark had. Stigma (white hair) color is a horribel thing to go by. I've had several that are still quite a bit white at harvest when trichomes are ready. You need a 30-60x magnification. Otherwise it is more of a guess -- always a guess to some extent. give it 10weeks.. re-assess along the way, if needed..That looks immature still.
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