This is my first grow and these pics are at 6 weeks of flowering. Just posting up some pics for general feedback and just to make sure everything is good to go thanks!View attachment 2629332View attachment 2629333View attachment 2629334View attachment 2629335View attachment 2629336View attachment 2629337
First grow week 6 of flower how does it look?
- Thread starter erocla
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Very nice buds, still very white pistils for the 6th week of flowering, I suspect you are growing sativa dominants? Another key is that there seems be be little frost on the buds, typical for sativas. I like them and they should be decent smoke for you. What did you grow in and with?
tooteefrootee
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nice job bro, can see you've really cared for em +rep
spitsbuds
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we do need to of grower here to help, but as far as im aware you have to feed on the very low end of the of nute chart, why i ask, is that to much n will delay flowering, which will effect youre final yield and youve got similar signs and damage to the fan leafs to on youre other plants in you're other thread, i jump back there, but we need a exp of grower to have a look at both threads,
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did you identify the bug to as a lava gnat, if not try here, great site, with some really helpful bug experts and some amazing info, they help me identify a springtail problem i had,
http://www.whatsthatbug.com/
I think you might be onto something spitsbuds, I did notice during vegging and early into flowering the older fan leaves were very dark green and i had never done a flush and wasnt burning anything so i didnt feel the need to flush so now there probably a shitload of buildup from nutes in the soil. I actually flushed the smaller of the 2 flowered plants this morning so im hoping to see some kind of improvement
dannyboy602
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So far so good. Keep up the good work.
The picture of that indica was taken 11 days ago, I have been watching her trichomes and needed to take photos today:
Tomorrow she starts her 7th week since pistils first appeared. Note how short and fat the leaves are. A closer look at her trichomes (still has time to go):
Contrast this indica with the following sativa, Maui Waui. Photos again taken today, same age. Notice the longer, more slender leaves, the more sparse distribution of trichomes, and the lack of any amber trichomes:
That Maui Waui has a long ways to go. While I had the tripod set up, I wanted to look at another plant's trichomes, a mixed indica-sativa:
Though still not ready, she too is closing in on harvest. I like her frosting, yum yum....