a few questions about a late stage flowering plant.

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Canabian420

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #1

well first off..how long does it looks like it has until its done. this was from a few days ago. are the leaves supose to develop problems at this stage? like raddish brown crunchy spots all over leaves? and when do u start flushing with just water? when flushing is it ok to use molasses?

some of the hairs are starting to turn red/brown but there are still mostly yellow/milky looking ones. idk if you can see a difference in the shade of trichs without a scope but close up they all look pretty clear still.

 

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canabiz

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• Dec 7, 2010

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I start to flush when 25 percent of hairs have turned the rest usually go quick, but when talking trics there is really 3 different harvest time depends on preference. 1 when hairs are 50 percent red trics are starting to look like they may have an amber tint this produces a more social head buzz. 2 is when the trics are almost all amber and the pistils 75-80 percent changed this produces a couch lock body buzz and last 3 when 60-75 percent of pistils have changed and the trics are mixed amber and clear which of coarse produces a mixed affect.Sorry I got rambling I hope I answered your question in there somewhere Good luck.

 

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Canabian420

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #3

thanks for the informative reply!

 

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Canabian420

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #4

when you are flushing a plant. just a late flush during late flowering but not the last one, is it ok to add like molasses to the last thing of water that u give it?

 

canabiz

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #5

Straight water or a flushing solution I would say but I can't see molasses harming anything.

 

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Canabian420

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• Dec 7, 2010

• #6

so about the redish/brown crunchy spots forming all over leaves. is this normal? are leaves supose to develop problems or something where they arent lush and green anymore?

 

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Canabian420

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• Dec 8, 2010

• #7

b b b ump .

 

canabiz

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• Dec 8, 2010

• #8

Its not rare for leaves to yellow and fall off during flowering because the Nitrogen levels should be low but brown crunchy spots don't sound normal but if your close to harvest don't worry. An Mn deficiency is the only other thing I can think of (check out pic).Good luck.

 

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jolly8541

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• Dec 8, 2010

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Hey man your plants are nowhere near finished. From the pics up top I'm thinking a month. The problems with your leaves are probably due to either nute-lockout, or your plant needs more flowering nutrients. The leaves should start to yellow towards the end of the flowering process, and molasses is great to give especially when you're cutting back on nutrients to clean out ur plants. Give ur plants some mo' time and you'll trip on how much larger they get.

 

jolly8541

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• Dec 8, 2010

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I was looking at ur pics again and the only thing I can see from the leaves on the first couple of pics is the begining of nutrient burn. The brown/yellow tips of the leaves is indicative of this. What strain is it?

 

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spandy

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• Dec 8, 2010

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canabiz said:

but when talking trics there is really 3 different harvest time depends on preference. 1 when hairs are 50 percent red trics are starting to look like they may have an amber tint this produces a more social head buzz. 2 is when the trics are almost all amber and the pistils 75-80 percent changed this produces a couch lock body buzz and last 3 when 60-75 percent of pistils have changed and the trics are mixed amber and clear which of coarse produces a mixed affect.Sorry I got rambling I hope I answered your question in there somewhere Good luck.

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Lies.

You can't make a sativa an indica, and vice versus, just by harvesting earlier/later.

 

canabiz

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• Dec 8, 2010

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spandy said:

Lies.

You can't make a sativa an indica, and vice versus, just by harvesting earlier/later.

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Who said anything about changing genetics fool, its about changing the effect of the high read a book. The cannabis plant is just being researched thoroughly now mainly in the U.K, so keep up to date on the advancements in growing and think before you speak. (Here is a pic from a book perhaps you've heard of these.)

 

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