Tryingtobeaproweedgrower

Keep going, don't give up! You have 20 weeks invested in this so far. For the sake of another week or 2 to get the plant in the perfect window I wouldn't chop her early. But take all the learning from this grow and use it to your advantage on your next one. What things would you look to change and how?

Equatorial sativas can grow a very long time, and as WW is a balanced hybrid, you never know which pheno will express herself more. And I suggest it’s not a bad thing, other than you’re eager to have your flowers. Time allows the plant's compounds to develop longer, and I notice both flavor and psychedelic qualities are enhanced. With food, slow roasted anything tastes much better than quickly cooking it. One plant I grew took 40 weeks to finish. She didn’t yield much for taking so long, but she delivered unquestionably the most complex ‘stone’ I ever grew. World class cannabis! Expect a 5-6 month period from seed to harvest in general. You can trim a month or more off that if everything goes perfectly, or you start with a clone. Keep at it! Great first grow! Problems are normal. Don’t obsess. They don’t really need us.

Haven't seen your grow in a few weeks. Nice bud formation. She's turning out nicely. I think she has more than a week before she is finished. Like Jon said, take a look at the trichomes. They should be mostly milky with some amber. Also, pistils are still standing straight out. They will start to lay flat, and turn more milky/amber when ready. The good news is, the buds will pack on a lot of weight in the next few weeks. You'll get more mass, and more mature trichomes.

They take a while sometimes, and especially given some light spectrums or environmental conditions -- I'm not sure what all is a factor, to be honest. What I do know is that breeder estimates are best taken as a suggestion, and to be very liberal to make their seeds sound desirable.

Great job on your first grow! A+! Excited to see the harvest report. My advice, get a magnifier 40x-100x at least and check the trich's, much better results. Normally you'd go by pistils dying, but they're all white so... Here's to a happy harvest =)

She has recovered nicely! Great color, and the new growth looks very healthy.

I had a similar problem on my last attempt and couldn't solve the issue, i ran several clones trying every variable i could but to no avail. I then remembered when i started a few years ago( been away from it for a few years !!) i left my water over night in my buckets to evaporate most of the chlorine ( not good for soil microbes etc ) and stabilize P.H and temperature, I have now moved house and started this little ritual of leaving my water out, and fingers crossed it's gone fine since.:pray: Also it's important to let your'e soil dry out between watering to bring oxygen to your'e roots it is often overlooked!! Good luck with the rest of flowering.:wink:

Sorry about the problems with your plants. I'm a lot more cautious than you. Nutes are kinda scary. My focus right now is great soil, clean water, and a lot of light. I'll experiment with nutes once I have a process down for growing the plant from seed to harvest. As a perennial hobbyist, go slow young man.

And finally the sudden death... It’s all about hypertonic and hypotonic conditions of fluids exchanges ...

There’s no mag or phosphorus problem. As I said on week 5 , nootz burns shall start to show. The only problem is nutrients building up in your soil.... TDS/EC meter is highly recommended to check what you’re putting in and to check what’s coming out the soil.

Stunted growth is due to too many nutrients... as we are 3 weeks after you started using your nootz ( problems starts 3 weeks after in soil , always ! ) . The plant is stunted due to an hypertonic conditions in the soil ( too much salt , unused nutrients always build up into salt ). Technically and normally nootz burns shall start to show next week. It was still a smart move to backup the light as they were miniaturized.