Do you mean submerging all your flower in a hydrogen peroxide bath? I shudder at the thought, mostly because Im a coward and have never tried it, I have a buddy doing a grow in VA that uses forced h20 as a curing process. I just have visions of soggy buds and melted terpines and trikes. Does it affect smell or taste?
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for the yellow one? because the browning indica the brown is all over the plant. the yellow sativa it seems just the very top couple branches are turninf yellow
Maybe just end of life cycle? Some of my leaves are turning yellow also, and not in the problem child. Also top shades are turning dark purple to brown and drying up a bit. not sure what thats all about, they are due for a feeding today, maybe one of the last for some, next to last for the rest, Ill be switching to just water after the first week of october. And we are due for a bunch of rain, a bunch. Of. Friggin. Rain.
I don’t believe either are finished, though to me paradoxically the Sativa looks farther along?
Can you take another picture of the browning? Is it spots or ?
I am on that page as well. Starting to see PM spiking here and there, just gonna keep at it with the Apple Cider mix for now, since I have a quart of it already mixed. I dont think the indica is ready yet either, like to get to mid October out of her, but the problem child, I dunno if I should cut it or leave it. Matty I think was gonna loook at it and let me know, decisions, decisions.
SAme thing happen to me and plant. Is it in the ground ?
Lotta white pistils to be chopping now. I'd keep an eye on it and the second you see any rot, if you see any rot, then chop it. They must be swelling like crazy at this point.
No, in a 4 gal pot
You will see cloudy trikes long before the plant is ready. Never rely on just that. More people get in trouble when they pick up a loupe or a scope than not.
That's how it is when your a grower. It's like raising kids, you wanna see them grow up right, when they get sick you want to make them better, we worry about them constantly, we are with them their whole life. We have good kids and bad kids, And every crop teaches you new things. Growing is an emotional, physical, spiritual and mental process. it can be very addictive - but it's a creative outlet too. From how you design your garden, to how you feed your plants, to how you tie up those top heavy leaners. The garden is an extension of us, and the medicine when it's complete, is our reward. Hoping everyone I've met so far on this site, has a great grow. This is the time of year that can really be a junk twister. Anything can go wrong at anytime, but, then again, a lot of things can go right.
Yes, I've got that going on to some degree in all five plants. The bagseed one from last year's grow even has a leaf that went part orange - which is weird because for a while the flowers smelled like an orange creamsicle -
I've heard that high potassium and cool weather can do exactly this.
Yep, ditto
