how far am I from harvesting? Scope pictures just taken, would like the communities' input

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El Pegajoso Maio

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #1

Hello guys, these are the pics of a mexican sativa Im growing from bagseed that came from a region in Baja California. My question is, how do trichomes look for you, are they ready for harvest, or should wait a week or 2? This is a very small bonsai size plant, veg=1.5 months flowering= 1 month and 3 weeks, just added molasses at the initial stages flowering. 600 watt hps flowering and vegged 300 watt Led

 

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GreenLogician

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #2

Another week or two I reckon.
I might also see some web-like strands around your buds - the start of bud rot / mold. What's your humidity like?

 

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El Pegajoso Maio

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #3

hello,
flowering stage I keep them at 45-50% humidity parameter, your bud rot / mold got me thinking, will update more pictures in a couple of minutes when the lights are on to present a more holistic image of the situation

 

GreenLogician

Well-Known Member

• Oct 10, 2017

• #4

Ah, that's a good humidity for flowering - I might be wrong then, unless you are also foliar feeding. New photos will be good.

 

Jypsy Dog

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #5

You want to eliminate humidity during the very end of Flower. http://www.growweedeasy.com/humidity

 

vilify

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #6

your humidity is fine for small plants. its hair/fibers not mold. hard to tell without a closer look but if its actually a sativa it will go longer.

 

racerboy71

bud bootlegger

• Oct 10, 2017

• #7

vilify said:

your humidity is fine for small plants. its hair/fibers not mold. hard to tell without a closer look but if its actually a sativa it will go longer.

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yeah, looked like hair to me as well.

 

GreenLogician

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #8

Definite hair in the left photo. What about the right photo? Could be whisps of trouble

 

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El Pegajoso Maio

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #9

hello guys,

• as stated before I will submit more pictures of the scope zoom trichomes aboves. The first image corresponds to the trichomes above and the second one plant will have its own pictures of trichomes. I would like to know your opinion on this small experimental express bagseed grow, as it was meant to see the quality of the seeds I can get for free in this area. Aroma is citric with hints of mint.

 

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El Pegajoso Maio

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #10

trichome zoom of the second plant , guava and citric smell as well

 

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Huckster79

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #11

Good ways to go still id say. The one sems to show some amber the other looks quite clear. The pistils are still white as snow... dont be in a rush. Have a toke n watch her a while more.

I once read a guy wrote for every plant harvested too late 100,000 have been chopped early...days and weeks are but a rough guide.

 

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El Pegajoso Maio

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #12

I sincerely appreciate the wisdom advice guys,

indeed I will wait,
that is a great quote
once read a guy wrote for every plant harvested too late 100,000 have been chopped early...days and weeks are but a rough guide.

cheers! will keep you updated on the process!