DomanAtrik

Haha I'm so confused I picked this one as a joke , the diary I entered last month was way better than this one and that one didnt even break top 10. I just will never understand but cool, thank you, I'll take what I can get 😅

@DomanAtrik,thats great to have low humidity,,,,,enjoy the remaining weeks

@Mrs_Larimar, I harvested all the lower sections of the plant on the left. I left the top four colas to see how far they can go. I havent harvested anything else yet. Triches are all cloudy and amber. I pay very close attention to the plant and its growths looking for nanners and molds and other pests. I was able to stop the Cabbage Loopers thank all that is Infernal 😈. Where I live has fairly low humidity. We have high fire danger. I dont think molds will be problematic.

I always hear the stuff of amber trichomes.... and couchlocking effect.. but i would say 95 percent to get this effect is to choose the right strain. So i go mosttimes like this,, trichomes are milky iam starting to flush.. the risk of selfpollinating Indoors) of molding ( outdoors) is to high for me

@@Athos, Thank you for the input. The strains I am growing are almost entirely Indica. I've noticed few amber trichomes on the outer parts of larger sugar leaves. Havent seen any on actual buds though. Many are still clear, some are white. Should I continue to use the Bud Candy and Overdrive during flush?

Couchlock effect has more to do with strain having more indica genetic rather than harvest time; that been said amber thricomes (late harvest) produce a more sedate effect more in line with what you are looking for at the price of degraded THC. There are a couple of signs that indicate the harvest time is approaching: first the would be seed pods (calyxes) swell, then the pistils (hairs) change color to a red / brown, finally they retract, this simptoms happen 7 to 10 days before thricomes been at peak time (white color).

@Philindicus, Yes, and cabbage. After learning they were cabbage loopers, I wont be growing those near the Marijuanas next time haha.

Your growing brussell sprouts they're in the cabbage family they probably attracted those moths you had an issue with. I guess you missed out on the snow that's good.