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Danthetanman
Danthetanmanstarted grow question 6 months ago
Fat Banana auto is 10 weeks and 1 day old, still has a lot of white pistols and no amber trichomes has milky ones. Should I wait a while longer? It's my first grow and this is my one survivor out of 4. Wow is there a lot to learn, any help is very much appreciated! Thank you.
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Danthetanman
Danthetanmananswered grow question 6 months ago
Thanks for the advice. Tri's finally started to amber up.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 6 months ago
Massive defoliation has taken away this plants ability to make enough energy to finish maturation in a timely manner. She will get there slowly...........patience. Less leaves = less energy production = less ability to thrive.
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420Guru
420Guruanswered grow question 6 months ago
Wait 10-15 days my bro you’ll be fine
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Mastr
Mastranswered grow question 6 months ago
Ho mate please give her atleaat 2 week don't harvest early I done that and I ruin my whole growe wait 2 week then make sure dry her very slowly between 15 to 21°
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A_Stoned_Llama
A_Stoned_Llamaanswered grow question 6 months ago
I have heard of autos never going full cloudy or amber, and I have heard of autos regularly going way longer than what is advertised. That doesn't really help you since this is your first grow so you have nothing else to reference from experience unfortunately. It also looks like you removed all of your fan leaves, which would have been my first suggestion: to watch the large lower fan leaves as they progress through senescence (annual plant death) and naturally get fed on by the plant. From the pics, I would wait and check daily to look for more amber but keep in mind that this thing could just be going long, or may never amber up. You could also try the following,: turn down your lights just a little over time to send them the signal that winter is coming. Or you could just reduce the length during lights on by 15 minutes every 2 or 3 days until you get to 11 or 10 hours. It might help trick the plant into wrapping up. Alternatively, 10 weeks is long...cut the damn thing, dry it correctly, smoke it. If it's too early, cure properly for like 2-3 months, they will amber up. Meanwhile, get started on the next run, maybe with some photoperiods this time. Then you will have a direct comparison on how it is to grow each one and can decide what to do going forward instead of listening to hype or the internet's opinions.
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SkunkleDamo
SkunkleDamoanswered grow question 6 months ago
Personally I'd wait till some amber at least. You could harvest in 2 goes but only when you are sure they are ready. Buds higher up will mature before the lower ones. You don't want many clear ones if any. Soon as you see 10-20% amber it's about done
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