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Foxtail Ready For Harvest

Uneasy
Uneasystarted grow question 6 months ago
Hello. This plant of mine became foxtail. As the harvest time nears its end, blooms have begun to bloom again on their hills. Now the first flowers at the bottom are ready for harvest. What should I do? Should I harvest immediately or wait for the new flowers to mature?
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001100010010011110answered grow question 6 months ago
Those don't even look like 'good' foxtails.. so ignor them. Some knobby buds with dense foxtails isn't so bad. If they don't fill out in time, can use them for edibles or hash etc. too much light? too little light? genetics? I'd make an educated guess to determine if it is something in your control or not and try to avoid it next time.
Scrubbyjimbob
Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 6 months ago
Judge ripeness off your established flowers, not the newer foxtail growth.
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AutoflowersSucK
AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question 6 months ago
Always harvest based on the ripeness of your trichomes. That is the only answer under a normal cannabis indoor grow. Outdoors factors like weather can throw a wrench into the gears, but just because your plant is fox tailing doesn't mean panic and chop. Get the temperatures down in your space is they are high. Keep your humidity in the 40% range. And check the genetic's of what you are growing because these days there's so many fucking bullshit fuck head "breeders" out there that are here to cash in and don't give a damn about the craft of producing solid stable genetic's that you really have to be careful. The breeders that were around 30 years ago, are breeders you can trust. They've been doing it with passion back when there wasn't a "autoflower cash cow" group of dumb fuck growers out there that love buying and buying and buying and re-buying and re-buying auto seeds. Barney's Farm, Sensi Seeds, DNA Genetic's, Green House Seed Co. are breeder's you can trust. There are certainly other's out there, but you have to do your research and homework. Otherwise you get foxtailed out hermaphrodite plants.
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