Can i harvest my seeds yet? also how are my clones.

YungMune

YungMune

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hey guys, i been growing a lower rider hermie and it has well over 100 seeds. most of them look like there the right size to harvest and also most of the seed pods are split open. The plant is 6.5 weeks old. Are the seeds suppose to turn brown while the plant is still growing or does it turn brown when you dry it out? should i harvest the seeds now?

Also i have a question about my clones. lots of them have this white moldy thing growing on the end of the cutting. im not sure if its actually mold or its just normal growth, please take a look and let me know.
 

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PKNL

PKNL

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those look pretty good the white stuff your thinking is mold looks like roots poping out to mei had one clone that had a big white fuzzy looking mass ontop of the soil thought it was mold turns out it was just the roots lol, on the seed i would think itd be best to let the plant die completely befor harvesting them that way you get better maturation time on the seed and they'll be more likly to grow heathy strong plants
 
kochab

kochab

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YungMune said:
hey guys, i been growing a lower rider hermie and it has well over 100 seeds. most of them look like there the right size to harvest and also most of the seed pods are split open. The plant is 6.5 weeks old. Are the seeds suppose to turn brown while the plant is still growing or does it turn brown when you dry it out? should i harvest the seeds now?

Also i have a question about my clones. lots of them have this white moldy thing growing on the end of the cutting. im not sure if its actually mold or its just normal growth, please take a look and let me know.
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if the seeds are dropping then they are probably ready. not sure because it is a lowryder though.

if the clones have mold they are staying too humid in their environment
 
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delerious

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I'd go at least 4 ro 5 weeks for seeds. The pods that are splitting are done or close to it. It depends on how many are open. If it's only a few, the other seeds are probably a little immature. If you have seeds dropping out onto the ground, it's definately time to cut.

Edit: just looked at the pics again, the seed on the bottom of the bag looks good - nice and spotted.
 
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