Are these sign of being into flowering phase? (GG4 auto)

Phaleg
Phalegstarted grow question 3d ago
Do these white barbs mean that my plant are now into flowering phase? (So I can count better the timing, but I will also inspect tricomes later)
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Smashernovski
Smashernovskianswered grow question 4d ago
about 1 maybe 2 weeks into flower imo
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SundancerS
SundancerSanswered grow question 2d ago
Yes 😍
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eldruida_lamota
eldruida_lamotaanswered grow question 4d ago
Exactly, dude, you're at the beginning of the flowering stage, now it's time to switch to flowering nutrients and give it a few weeks to bulk up nicely and finally mature. They don't have a bad color, they look healthy; if they hold up like this, you're going to get some good bud 🙏 nice smokes 💨💨
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CannaArchive
CannaArchiveanswered grow question 4d ago
Yes, those white hairs are pistils, and they’re one of the clearest signs that the plant has entered flowering. 🌱 From the way the plants look, I’d say they’re already around week 2–3 of flower, not just at the very beginning. So you can definitely start counting flowering time from around there.😄 Just keep in mind that the breeder’s flowering time is only a rough guide.
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DrGruen
DrGruenanswered grow question 4d ago
hi Phaleg..... Yeah....your ladies are now in the flowering stage....... But it's only the beginning of the flowering phase, and you'll have to be patient for a few more weeks until you can harvest... Fingers crossed for you, and I hope you have good weather 😎 Good luck
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 4d ago
Yes, these are "pre-flowers" that signal that flowering is about to commence. Flowering in earnest will begin in about 2 weeks time. If you are fertilizing, stick to grow nutrients for these 2 weeks and only switch to bloom nutrients in about 3 weeks time. You could add a small amount of P/K booster beginning now, but your plants will still need the extra nitrogen in the grow formula at the start of flowering.
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