Flowering Time Questions
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sk'mo
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timeismoney1
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it could be 7 weeks it could be 8 it could be 9. Depending on some factors and how fast or slow the plant growth is.
And yes that link did answer your question if you followed what it typed in for you...
And yes that link did answer your question if you followed what it typed in for you...
timeismoney1
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Are all you Canadians that lazy and rude?
Buddingbishop
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That's a hard question to answer, it all comes down to your setup
Buddingbishop
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What are you using for lights and medium
sk'mo
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I know how I judge when a plant is finished. The question is how does BC Bud Depot judge it? Do they go by pistil development? Trichome stage? What ratio of clear/cloudy/amber? Is the claim on the packaging accurate?
I understand that there are a number of factors to consider... No need to be condescending.
I understand that there are a number of factors to consider... No need to be condescending.
to tell you the truth the plant will tell you when its ready.when about 60 or 70 percent of the little hairs on the plant turn a amber brown its ready to be cut but the timeline depends on a couple factors
. as far as sexing go, you'll have to keep watch because it can happen at any time.timeismoney1
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I think in their closely observed and watched indoor grow they will go by when all ambers turn milky. Since thats when the majority of people like to chop
Buddingbishop
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I never trust what any place says, too many things to considered, it's usually longer than they say anyway
. I neglected to ask him how they decided a plant was finished...
sk'mo
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You mean trics turn milky, or amber?
timeismoney1
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Yeah bro i meant trics lol. Im tired long day @ work. Prob go by when trics turn milky.
Unless you want a more couch lock type then wait for amber
Unless you want a more couch lock type then wait for amber
sk'mo
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I prefer to use a scope. I believe that watching trichome development is more accurate. I like to pull plants when I start to see amber.
From my experience pistils are unreliable. The 'Blue Satellite' I have, it's pistils are completely brown long before harvest time.
Buddingbishop said:
That's what I figured.
but im only at week 4 flowering, so i know that i have a little more time before its close to being ready. but i started using bud enhancer and im about to get so flavors for them. Im going to try to get two, one for each plant
