Showing off my fat ladies

Originally Posted by bugg25

was your white widow a challenge? I can't seem to make her happy. she is light neon green shade and her leaves are curling down all kinds of probs keeping her satisfied lol

It has been a very very easy grow for me, it has grown fast and strong no issues, but then again i have the perfect environment for them: perfect humidity, temps, ph, nute levels, lighting. you'll learn how to grow them, just takes time. keep on growing

did white widows callyx look weird compared to other strands? I thought I turned mine hermie for about a week until i figured out it just didnt have pistils coming out.

Originally Posted by bugg25

did white widows callyx look weird compared to other strands? I thought I turned mine hermie for about a week until i figured out it just didnt have pistils coming out.

Not at all it has look just as good as my other plants, especially because of the mass of crystals on it

Well I just started flowering plants (12/12) 7 days ago, so I guess it will be around April 27th? you say an extra week for White Widow? I hope they turn out as good as yours look.

Estimated times are just that -- estimated. I agree on both points that the seed banks estimate from the start of flowering and that they tend to be based on the most optimum of conditions. Mine tend to run a little longer for the most part. That said, you are at a point where time does not matter. Do what you are doing... Check the trichomes daily and when they turn milky white, not clear, they are ready. Since you are growing different strains they will most likely finish at different times. And, yes, to the question of Sativa's taking longer -- up to month or more depending on the strain and conditions. Both of yours, however, are Indica dominant.

Keep us posted I just got that strain so if u have ne pointers let me kno

Originally Posted by bugg25

was your white widow a challenge? I can't seem to make her happy. she is light neon green shade and her leaves are curling down all kinds of probs keeping her satisfied lol

Leaves curling down are a sure sign of too much nitrogen. What soil are you using, how old are your babies, and what type of nutes are feeding them?

Originally Posted by TheCoastMan

Leaves curling down are a sure sign of too much nitrogen. What soil are you using, how old are your babies, and what type of nutes are feeding them?

Or a sign of being overwatered.