Hi guys.I have a small problem.My trichomes have b...

I would say your on track , Your picture show's lots of development in the heads of the trykes . The only thing i could suggest is to raise your day time temps to about 70F and to raise the temps of your substrate by a little bit , not that its overly dangerous but your substrate temps should be just above 21C this way you ensure you plants root system is still working at full force and not slowing down because it thinks the seasons are changing . You have to understand that cannabis is considered an annual which means it lives from spring till fall then goes dormant for the winter time . Your night time temps are good 18 is perfect for night time . So over all I would say just raise your day time temps by a little bit and your plant will kick itself into overdrive ! Hope this info has helped you! -Happy Growing!

So your trichromes at least have the swollen mushroom tops happening, thats a good thing, they're at least developing. Cold temps can help increase trichromes and colors on the plant, but you will still need a relatively warm daytime environment. Try making just a couple adjustments, if you have to water with warm water at least the roots will experience some trick of warmth, if you cant heat up the whole area. Aim for 70s daytime at least. Good luck with the finish, nice trichrome photo too, really great quality. ✌️

High there! The problem is two-fold: inadequate light & low temperatures. As others have said, temps in the low 60s are not conducive to growth & can even promote mold during the flowering phase, especially if there's a lot of rain/moisture. Flowering cannabis thrives best in the 65-80*F range. More importantly, it looks like you're using fluorescents for lighting but have them placed about 7 inches from your plants, which is a bit too far. A distance of 4 inches maximum is recommended. Also, autos need a minimum of 18 hours per day of light to meet their potential but can stand up to 24 hours with no need for a dark period. How much darkness you give them within that range is up to you, but it should never be more than 6 hours per day. Once you adjust these factors I'm confident your plant will finish up in a matter of weeks. 👍

Hello. Like for the rest of the growing, your plants like Temperatures between 22 and 25 most. If you are under 20 The hole lifecycle slows down.You may give her a warmer envoirement. There are Heatmats who automatically start if the temperature falls. Or if your growsetup is in a room , heat the room. You will see, after getting warm surrounding your plant gets well and the Trichomes get milky

Temperatures like that slows the plant development to a crawl; so yes I think it might have a lot to do with your issue. Try to heat your grow room.